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Anti-gov’t activist held on suspicion of incitement after social media post calling for ‘rebellion'

Dr. Yolanda Yavor was arrested on suspicion of incitement after a post urging “rebellion,” with police saying her language created a real risk amid heightened national tensions.

Dr. Yolanda Yavor, a 50-year-old lecturer and prominent anti-government protest figure, was arrested on Friday morning on suspicion of incitement following a social-media post calling for a “rebellion” and urging action against what she described as Israel’s “traitorous” leadership.
PROF. NADERA Shalhoub-Kevorkian, arrested on suspicion of incitement, arrives for a hearing at the Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court last year. If you thought she would be left without a job after her remarks, think again, says the writer.

Between hatred and antisemitism: Suspended Hebrew U prof. finds new job at Princeton - opinion

 MIT STUDENTS were among the first to cheer the Hamas pogrom, says the writer.

Two Jewish students sue MIT, tenured professor for antisemitic harassment, doxing

 Aaron Koller teaches at Cambridge University during the 2022-23 school year.

For the first time since Henry VIII created the role, a Jew will helm Hebrew studies at Cambridge


Relatives of murdered Iranian prisoners speak out against Oberlin professor

On Monday, The Jerusalem Post reported that Oberlin College professor Mahallati supported a 1989 fatwa, or decree, to assassinate writer Salman Rushdie.

 Protest for the removal of Oberlin College professor Mohammad Jafar Mahallati

Academic freedom of Jewish prof. who reported antisemitism was violated

Linfield fired Pollack-Pelzner shortly after he went public with accusations of antisemitism against the school’s president.

 A 2018 photo of the Linfield University campus in McMinnville, Ore.

An anti-Israel professor teaches at McGill - opinion

Professor Rula Jurdi Abisaab of McGill University in Montreal worked with Samah Idriss, the late Lebanese writer and anti-Zionist activist.

 A ‘FREE PALESTINE’ mural on Pine Avenue West (Avenue des Pins) in Montreal, where the writer walks to class at McGill University each morning.

Heroic Prof. Justus Rosenberg dies at 100 years old

During the Holocaust, Rosenberg worked as a courier for a rescue effort led by the American journalist Varian Fry to save intellectuals, writers and artists stuck under Nazi rule.

A NINE-PANEL sculpture by Israeli artist Yaacov Agam stands near the entrance of the Holocaust Memorial in New Orleans.

High Court lets Gallant deny Israel Prize to math professor

Critics of the decision called on the remaining Israel Prize winners to refuse to accept their prizes in solidarity with Prof. Goldreich.

Members of the "Im Tirzu" movement protest outside a court hearing on petitions against the Jewish Nation-State Law, at the Supreme Court in Jerusalem on December 22, 2020

Do Jewish studies courses require warning labels? - opinion

As academia has become increasingly 'woke', students should scrutinize every syllabus before enrolling, seeking balance. When a syllabus fails the test, you at least know what you’re getting in to.

PROTESTERS BRANDISH anti-Israel signs outside the Durban Conference opening session, August 31, 2001.

David Sompolinsky, distinguished professor and WWII hero, turns 100

David Sompolinsky, professor emeritus at Bar Ilan University, turned 100 on Friday. He was active in the rescue of Danish Jews during WWII, and his 100th birthday was noted in the Danish press.

Danish Jews arrive in Sweden

Harvard prof quits, says was denied tenure for supporting Palestinians

In his resignation letter, Cornel West says he was denied tenure partially on the basis of his support of the Palestinians.

Cornel West speaks at a rally for Bernie Sanders

Michigan university fires professor for antisemitic and racist posts

Thomas Brennan, a physical sciences professor, had tweeted about a “Jewish mafia” and called the COVID-19 pandemic a “Jewish revolution.”

TWO INSTRUCTORS from the University of Michigan denied recommendation letters for a study abroad program because the students’ preferred destination was Israel

David Gitlitz, 78, scholar of Sephardic Jewish history, dies

Gitlitz, who died of complications from COVID-19 on Dec. 30, in Oaxaca, Mexico, where he lived in retirement, began his career as a professor of Spanish language and literature.

David Gitlitz was remembered by a family friend as a "great walking living library. He knew about everything!!"