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Another morning, another flood of emails. Lately, my university inbox has become more than just a stream of class updates and administrative notices — now even this simplest of tasks has been hijacked by antisemitism. Statements from the Student Union condemning Israel’s “Genocide,” “Educide,” “Domicide,” and a list of other...

For more than a year now, protests have been taking place on university campuses worldwide. The University of Exeter in Britain is no exception. Exeter’s “Friends of Palestine” society holds weekly protests on campus every Wednesday, and these protests have continued despite a ceasefire and hostage deal between Israel and...

Since the October 7th attacks last year, Jewish and Israeli students have increasingly felt alienated on London campuses through a series of events and intimidation campaigns which facetiously disguised as activism. One of the earliest manifestations I witnessed of this phenomenon was directly after the October 7th attack. After the...

The Concordia Student Union’s (CSU) “emergency” General Assembly on January 29 was never going to be a fair process. Organizers expected 700 registered students but were overwhelmed by nearly 1,000 attendees. The Q&A session and structured debate were scrapped, and the motion rushed to a vote. Jewish students and opponents...

Update 2/21: In a deeply sorrowful turn of events, it has been confirmed that the remains returned by Hamas, initially believed to belong to Shiri Bibas and her two young sons, Kfir and Ariel, have revealed that the boys were tragically murdered in captivity. Kfir was just 4 years old...

בוסטון, מסצ’וסטס – בתגובה לגל ההולך וגובר של אנטישמיות ומידע מוטעה המכוונים לסטודנטים יהודים ופרו-ישראלים, CAMERA on Campus מכריזה בגאווה על השקת הקמפיין השנתי החמישי שלה ‘Apartheid Week Exposed’. יוזמה זו מציידת את הסטודנטים בכלים אפקטיביים כדי להילחם בדיסאינפורמציה אנטי-ישראלית ולהתמודד עם עוינות בקמפוסים שלהם. “קמפיין זה נועד לחמש את...

The Concordia Student Union’s (CSU) “emergency” General Assembly on January 29th was never going to be a fair process. Organizers expected 700 registered students but were overwhelmed by nearly 1,000 attendees. The Q&A session and structured debate were scrapped, and the motion rushed to a vote. Jewish students and opponents...

At UCLA, a troubling pattern has emerged: individuals engaged in antisemitic discrimination are being recast as victims, while those targeted are portrayed as villains for speaking out. Nowhere is this clearer than in the case of a staff member who resigned amid allegations that she actively excluded Jewish students from...