It was the first time since the Hamas terrorists’ attacks of October 7 that a university association from another country met with the Israeli university heads’ association.
At the entrance to the new building, is a huge sign, that reads, 'Kibbutz Kfar Aza, how good that you have come.'
The student claimed school administrators failed to act promptly to protect him from the "hostile school environment."
In a statement, Getzel Davis, Campus Rabbi for Harvard Hillel, said his organization's priority is for the university to be a "safe and inclusive environment" for all students.
The DOE’s civil rights office has doubled down on antisemitism- and Islamophobia-related complaints.
Israelism’s lens and language steer viewers away from reality and toward radicalism.
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