The unimaginable psychological plight of the Palestinian students in Israel

6 April 2025 Israel’s Palestinian students suffer a two-fold psychological torture, having to live with the daily news of the genocide in Gaza and the total indifference and potential aggression of their Jewish Israeli fellow students. +972Magazine describes their plight. The schizophrenic existence of Palestinian students on Israeli campuses We’ve learned to suppress our identity…

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Israel’s abuse, torture and disappearance of Palestinian medical workers reaches new heights while medical world remains silent

31 March 2025 Physicians for Human Rights – Israel has just published a new report on Israel’s systemic violence against Palestinian medical workers in Gaza. Even more recently, the bodies of 14 Palestinian colleagues have been recovered after they were deliberately attacked while wearing clearly marked jackets on a rescue mission. And how has the…

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Israeli academics denounce US administration’s weaponising of antisemitism merely to suppress academic freedom and free speech

30 March 2025 At least some Israeli academics get it: As reported in Haaretz, they state that Washington’s weaponisation of antisemitism under the pretense of protecting Jews actually stifles free speech and academic freedom for everyone and allows the genocide in Gaza to continue. ISRAELI ACADEMICS: US GOVERNMENT ATTACK ON UNIVERSITIES DOES NOT PROTECT US…

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Academics forced to behave as if America is now a police state, some are already fleeing abroad

30 March 2025 As John Naughton (pictured), the Guardian and Observer’s technology expert explains, the Trump administration’s oppressive policies are leading American academics to behave as if their country is already a police state, three prominent members of the Yale University faculty have already fled to Canada, and universities in several European countries are preparing…

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An Israeli/Iraqi professor of international relations on scholasticide in Gaza

28 March 2025 Avi Shlaim, emeritus professor of International Relations at St. Antony’s College Oxford, has helpfully provided an abstract of his recent article for the British Academy: This article examines the concept of ‘scholasticide’, the deliberate destruction of an educational system and its institutions, in the context of Gaza. Tracing its historical roots to…

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