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Harvard, a flash point in the campus fights over the war in Gaza, has seen controversy and activism over its endowment’s investments in Israel.

Despite Biden’s promises of no boots on the ground, documents obtained by The Intercept suggest the military has prepared for the possibility.

Hamas has long offered Israel an alibi to avoid abiding by its supposed commitment to Palestinian statehood.

“Deescalation is not possible when they are taking hostages,” the Massachusetts Democrat said — both acknowledging the hostages and disregarding their fate.

Periods of Israeli–Palestinian violence have regularly resulted in the corporate suppression of Palestinian social media users.

With Frost’s and Casar’s sponsorship of the ceasefire resolution, the pro-Israel lobby may have been dealt a setback.

Amid campus tensions over the Gaza war, the university declined to explain why the vandalism of posters warrants FBI involvement.

Lawyers trying to free the Columbia University activist point to a legal exception undermining the Trump administration’s argument.

The highly unusual, English-language order for the Gaza war breaks from the secretive and informal way IDF censorship normally works.

“Many of us, your former staff, share your Jewish heritage,” the letter said. “Our pain and sorrow at the losses on October 7 will not be weaponized.”