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Jewish judge overturns Harvard funding freeze, saying antisemitism allegations were a ‘smokescreen’
A federal judge wrote that the administration had used antisemitism to advance its agenda at the country’s top universities
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Jewish Studies faculty at U of Oregon rally to protect their jobs from feared budget cuts
Scholars in Jewish, Holocaust and Israel studies worry they could fall victim to a larger slashing of the humanities
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Federal judge reinstates Students for Justice in Palestine at University of Pittsburgh
The decision comes as the group notches legal victories and ignites new controversies
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Trump on Israel: ‘They’re not winning the world of public relations’
Trump’s comments come as support for Israel among Democratic lawmakers has significantly waned
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Jim Walden drops out of NYC mayoral race, urging others to unite against Mamdani’s ‘antisemitic obsessions’
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Trump lawyer who praised ‘Mein Kampf’ is now accusing Harvard of antisemitism, report says
Michael Velchik praised the book shortly after graduating from Harvard, where he also wrote an essay from the perspective of Hitler
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