How one university dealt with pro-Hamas protesters A tech-based college in New York initially quashed anti-Israel activity on campus, but it seeped through of late, as did an unofficial chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine. A.J. Caschetta May 7, 2025
What country is going to accept relocated Gazans? Finding a place is a thorny issue because each time Palestinians have moved elsewhere, they have caused trouble for their hosts. A.J. Caschetta Feb. 25, 2025
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
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
Students boycott Israel at their own peril If the college students calling for a boycott of all things Israel want to live up to their rhetoric, they will end up sick, hungry and underemployed. A.J. Caschetta Dec. 3, 2024
Breaking the brand: The Palestinianization of American academia Middle East studies professors who control the profession lead by example, demonstrating how they expect their students to think and write and behave. A.J. Caschetta Sept. 30, 2024
George Washington University’s antisemitism problem Jewish students must conceal their identity to avoid being "confronted or heckled" on campus. A.J. Caschetta Aug. 24, 2023
Israeli counterterrorism is not ‘arbitrary’ The U.N.’s “Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967” does not appear to understand the English language. A.J. Caschetta July 16, 2023
The State Department returns to hating Israel Its just-released assessment of Joe Biden’s first year as president whitewashes Palestinian terrorism. A.J. Caschetta March 6, 2023
