Accepting only Jews you can tokenise, and call ‘true Jews’ does us all a disservice
By Agne Kniuraite
Police have been called to disperse demonstrations at universities in Texas, California and Rhode Island as student activists follow encampment model at Columbia University
By Eliana Jordan
Appearing before Congress, Minouche Shafik defended Columbia’s efforts to combat antisemitism
Ghassan Abu-Sittah previously wept as he praised the founder of the PFLP terror group at his grave
By Felix Pope
Warwick University’s vice-chancellor said the win was ‘a shining example of resilience at a time of national and international upheaval’
By Daniel Ben-David
Saqib Qureshi has also described Hamas as the ‘Palestinian resistance’
By David Rose
As controversial medic becomes rector, Jewish students told they can use alternative representation system
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Dr Ghassan Abu-Sittah was elected rector of the university this week
By Rosa Doherty
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Ghassan Abu-Sittah, Glasgow Uni’s recently elected rector, hailed Palestinians who killed six Israeli soldiers in 1987 as ‘heroes’
Ghassan Abu-Sittah delivered a tearful eulogy to the founder of a terror group
The university of California will re-invite Israeli speakers that were cancelled as well as placing observers at the site of Pro-Palestinian protests
By JC Reporter
Ghassan Abu-Sittah hailed a terrorist who planned the murder of a rabbi as a ‘hero’
Julia Hollander cancelled a talk with Oxford university’s Chabad society
The plan is for the I-gnite pre-university conference to become an annual event
Pro-Palestine demonstrators spit and smash windows at an event organised by Jewish student groups
Since October 7, Jewish students across Britain have been hit by a wave of abuse
