Bassam Haddad, Part 2: Interview with a terrorist For more than 90 minutes, Haddad conducted a softball interview with terrorist Sami Al-Arian and gave him a platform to call for the destruction of Israel. A.J. Caschetta Jan. 19, 2025
Jewish students need and deserve stronger action from their government The Office of Civil Rights takes years to resolve antisemitism complaints against universities, and the agreements have little impact on the campus environment for Jewish students. Susan B. Tuchman and Morton A. Klein Jan. 16, 2025
George Mason’s Hamas cheerleader: Bassam Haddad Islamism thrives at the university, which has seen significant investment by Muslim and Arab backers. A.J. Caschetta Jan. 15, 2025
Documentary exposes campus protests and hateful vitriol for what they are “October H8TE” explores the explosive rise of Jew-hate in the United States, especially on college campuses. Lana Melman Jan. 14, 2025
US settles Title VI probe with Lehigh, which admits to no Jew-hatred However, the agreement "does not constitute an admission of liability, non-compliance or wrongdoing by the university,” according the U.S. Dept. of Education. JNS Staff Jan. 14, 2025
Hosting antisemites on college campuses endangers students Francesca Albanese's anti-Israel address to students at a London university raised concerns among Jewish students and the broader Jewish community. Farid Shukurlu Jan. 14, 2025
Fighting antisemitism through education, multimedia and collaborative teamwork We must provide answers when and where people need them in formats they can readily access and understand. Jamie Geller Jan. 12, 2025
Six CUNY professors ask Supreme Court to let them leave ‘highly antisemitic’ faculty union “Though they are not union members, our clients must still accept the union’s representation,” a lawyer for the plaintiffs told JNS. Vita Fellig Jan. 10, 2025
Rep. Walberg criticizes ‘toothless’ resolutions on campus Jew-hate The Michigan congressman said the U.S. Education Department is “abandoning its obligation to protect Jewish students, faculty and staff.” Jan. 10, 2025
