Convicted terrorist no longer teaching at Carleton University in Canada “Hassan Diab’s employment as a lecturer was a betrayal of the Canadian values of justice, safety and accountability,” said B’nai Brith Canada. Jan. 10, 2025
Johns Hopkins admits no error on Jew-hatred in deal with federal government Records don’t show that it considered whether 99 reported instances of bias since Oct. 7 made a hostile environment, per the U.S. Education Department. JNS Staff Jan. 8, 2025
Alumnus of Canadian college says employing a convicted terrorist is ‘beyond scandalous’ Hassan Diab should be fired from Carleton University and “promptly deported from Canada,” per Honest Reporting Canada. Izzy Salant Jan. 6, 2025
Kenyan school scraps deal, apologizes for causing pain partnering with Israel “We are not in any way supporting the ongoing humanitarian conflict in the Middle East,” Daystar University stated. Jan. 2, 2025
The unexpected outcome of campus antisemitism Much like the olive crushed to reveal its strongest essence, campus communities have strengthened and united in the face of adversity. Rabbi Yossy Gordon Dec. 30, 2024
Jewish fraternity shines a light on cancer research AEPi instills values in its members, keeping them focused on helping their communities and others. This is a formidable task. Sandy Rosen Dec. 13, 2024
‘God gave me wisdom,’ Orthodox college football receiver says Sam Salz is thankful that his Texas A&M Aggies coaches and teammates allow him to keep the Sabbath. Dave Gordon Nov. 25, 2024
The ‘shomer’ who isn’t watching out for the Jewish community At a time when public outcry is desperately needed to confront antisemitism, Chuck Schumer's silence and inaction are as disturbing as they are disappointing. Steve Rosenberg Nov. 14, 2024
‘No room for politics,’ says lawyer creating report on Hamas sexual crimes “What’s deeply disturbing is that people you would expect to offer a more nuanced perspective are resorting to overly simplistic analyses,” Yifat Bitton told JNS. Chloe Baker Nov. 12, 2024
