CAMERA (Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis), NUIS(National Union of Israeli Students) and WZO(World Zionist Organization) congratulate the 9 Israeli universities and 24 Israeli colleges on the important step of adopting IHRA (International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance) definition of antisemitism. CAMERA on Campus Israel is extremely proud to...
Universities at Risk: How Extremist, Far-Left Groups Exploit the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Since October 7, student activism around the Israel-Hamas conflict has surged, but extremist political organizations, particularly the Socialist Workers Party (SWP), have hijacked the movement to push their own radical agendas. These groups are not driven by a genuine pursuit of peace — but by the opportunity to recruit students and...
City University’s Failure of Oversight: SU’s Lack of Due Diligence
A City FoP event on February 27 raised serious concerns about the university’s commitment to an inclusive, respectful environment for Jewish students. Among the five invited speakers for their event titled, “Media and Palestine: the Importance of Documenting”, three of the speakers have documented histories of public antisemitic rhetoric. Despite repeated concerns from Jewish...
CAMERA on Campus UK Applauds University of East London’s Reaffirmation of IHRA Antisemitism Definition
CAMERA on Campus UK welcomes the decision by the University of East London (UEL) to retain its adoption of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism. We hope that UEL will use the IHRA definition of antisemitism to inform its commitment to protect Jewish students. Christina Harrison,...
City, St George’s Student Union failed Jewish students
As a Jewish and pro-Israel student leader at City, St George’s, I have worked tirelessly to promote education, unity, and support for our communities. Alongside my committees, we have created spaces for dialogue, connection, and solidarity, strengthening Jewish and pro-Israel students through bi-weekly events and initiatives. Our goal extends beyond...
Academic apologism: How universities are rationalizing terror
Institutions of higher education have long been perceived as bastions of critical thinking and rigorous debate. Yet recent incidents throughout the United Kingdom suggest that some educators may be exploiting their platforms to rationalize or at least minimize acts of terror. From the distribution of Hamas propaganda to publicly endorsing or defending the violence...
Bridging Hatred: How Two Forms of Antisemitism Converge on College Campuses
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...
Student protesters aren’t interested in peace
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...
