Prof. Irwin Cotler, chair of the Raoul Wallenberg Centre, discusses the explosion and “laundering” of antisemitism, says a false moral equivalence harms the hostages and their families.
The RSF-led military incursion into El-Fasher, the capital of Sudan’s North Darfur province, was reportedly repulsed by the defending Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and its partners.
IDSF chairman says his organization warned two years ago of the need to take over Gaza and that it would have been “wiser to launch the attack on Khan Yunis and Rafah first."
Students at British universities have barricaded themselves, calling for an "intifada until victory," sparking safety fears among Jewish students
Parents of American-born hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin speak about their ongoing struggle to free their son and the other remaining hostages from Hamas captivity.
Jewish communities need to cease being reactive and defeatist, the author argues.
Qatar alone had siphoned more than $5 billion into American universities. Cornell is the largest recipient of Arab funding, raking in more than $1.5b.
Devotees filled the church on Saturday to witness the sacred flames that hold deep significance in Christian belief.
Protests escalate at Chicago's Art Institute, leading to arrests. Elsewhere, University of Michigan sees peaceful pro-Palestinian demonstration during commencement.
This year’s World Press Freedom Day has significant meaning as 601 reporters have fled from Russia, seeking safety in Israel. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has highlighted the ongoing press crackdown.