Jewish Dartmouth professor Annelise Orleck (65) says yeah, I feel unsafe on campus.

But not because of my students and their Palestine protests, because of police who body slammed me on the ground and arrested me for protecting kids.

And calls out New Hampshire Governor…

Are Americans going to sit passively and allow their free speech rights to be stripped away by AIPAC and the US politicians they've bought?

UofT was stunning last night!!!!

Students, faculty, staff, community show their solidarity with The Peoples Circle for Palestine! UofT Occupy for Palestine

The journalists of Gaza are truly the best among us. Watch this video and hear them tell their stories in their own words.

In the current round of fighting in #Gaza , Israeli lies, exaggerations, deception, and diversionary propaganda no longer work as well. Rami G. Khouri. arabcenterdc.org/resource/the-d…

.Rami G. Khouri: 'This is the most dramatic moment in terms of how the Palestine Israel issue intersects with American domestic politics and trends'

Another small sign of changing times... a global rule-of-law organization pushes back against Israeli and American govt intimidation. Let's hope the ICC sticks to this and pursues all war crimes investigations, by Israelis, Arabs, Americans and all others who live by the gun.

If you think militarized police officers assaulting, on camera, an unarmed 65-year-old woman, Annalise Orleck, who also happens to be *Chair of Jewish Studies* at Dartmouth, is ensuring Jewish safety on campus… then I don’t know what to say to you.

This is fascistic stuff:

Perhaps if Biden stopped systematically violating both international law and US legislation his lectures to university students about 'the rule of law' wouldn't be so completely laughable

Just finished 1st in series of highly informative 'Understanding Hamas & Why That Matters' w/Paola Caridi paola caridi 🌳 & Rami G. Khouri Thank you! Helena Cobban and JustWorldEd
Register for rest of series, too important to miss us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

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Thursday noon US EASTERN time. For those interested in facts and critical context about Hamas,this will be useful.

From the very beginning, the purported cease-fire negotiations have served as a fig leaf for masking Israel's ongoing genocidal war against Palestinians. The latest developments have confirmed the long-held suspicion that Israel's true intention was never to reach a cease-fire…

I’m as guilty as anyone of thinking of my Columbia University undergraduates as “kids.” But here is what I’ve seen them do in the last two weeks: (1/10)

25 anti-genocide UCLA protesters hospitalized overnight, yet the entire media and political establishment portrays them as the aggressors

cc Dana Bash

It should be clear by now that the real choice is not between opposing actual antisemitism, opposing anti-Palestinian racism that is rampant in this country, and opposing an unfolding genocide in Gaza. Rather, to be ethical one must oppose all these at the same time.

Let’s be clear — our students in the encampment had NO interest in violence. These counter protestors attacked our students. The videos are clear that THEY were tearing at the barricade. THEY used bear spray. THEY came armed with weapons. MEDIA GET IT RIGHT.

'Until yesterday, Republicans were the harshest critics of lack of free speech on campus. Now they want to stamp it out. Hypocrisy is too mild a word to capture such a switch'. Me on why adults, not students, are America's problem. ft.com/content/198902…

as Meredith Shiner pointed out to me earlier, wisely per usual, student journalists know and care deeply about their communities. they're also not beholden to corporate overlords.