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Campus Voices for Palestine (2)

Home > All News Items and Articles Academic Freedom, Free Speech and Palestine Solidarity Campus Voices for Palestine a UK-wide campaign to resist the suppression of Palestine advocacy and any interference with academic freedom in Middle Eastern research ‘Palestine will not be silenced or erased!’ The campaign was launched at the end of January with…

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Professor Joseph Massad: Israeli assaults on Gaza began 72 years ago

Home > All News Items and Articles Israel and its Western mouthpieces have persuaded ill-informed audiences to believe that the trouble in Gaza began on 7 October 2023 when Hamas militants invaded Israeli territory, killing some Israeli settlers and capturing others. According to this narrative, Israel since then has merely been “retaliating” against the Palestinian…

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University of Birmingham suppresses free speech on Israel/Palestine

In a worrying development, the University of Birmingham Administration ordered a discussion of the crisis in Palestine wholly within the Law Department in November to be cancelled on preposterously inadequate grounds. The Dean of the Law School initially endorsed the cancellation on scarcely less spurious grounds, then apologised. But the Administration has since failed to…

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Over 4,000 students killed and 382 schools bombed and vandalised in Gaza since 7 October: this is scholasticide

Home > All News Items and Articles According to a report from the Ministry of Education in Ramallah, 4,119 students have been killed in Gaza and 37 in the Occupied Palestinian Territories since 7 October 2023. In addition, 221 teachers and administrators have been killed. 381 schools have been bombed and vandalised, and the few…

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The Right in US weaponises antisemitism to attack liberal higher education. Will UK be next?

Home > All News Items and Articles The Congressional hearings on 5 December on higher education attracted worldwide interest when the presidents of three elite universities faced aggressive questioning on their handling of supposedly antisemitic demonstrations on campus. Two of the presidents, of the Universities of Pennsylvania and Harvard, subsequently resigned. This has generated more…

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