Israel academic boycott
Israeli surgeon disinvited from remote appearance at Lebanese medical conference after complaints
Under Lebanese law, it is illegal for Lebanese individuals to communicate or have contact with Israelis under the 1955 Anti-Israel Boycott Law and the Lebanese Penal Code.
Prof. Asher Cohen reflects on leading Jerusalem's Hebrew University through war, crises - interview
Hungary withdraws scholarship from Jordanian student who interrupted Israeli professor
Boycotting Israeli brains: A look at the anti-Israel academic boycott
The Boycott Israel movement scores another victory
"While alleging abuses, they ignore the reality that Palestinian universities were created only after 1967 during Israeli control and continue to develop and function."
Sammy and Tough Love
343 UK scholars pledge boycott of Israeli universities
The scholars declared that they would not “accept invitations to visit Israeli academic institutions."
Israel to EU team: Labeling settlement products is unfair
Israel, according to diplomatic officials, made clear it was opposed to the move in the “strongest terms,” and said it viewed the step as “very grave.”
Jewish groups seek changes in anti-Semitism definition at California universities
University of California President and former US secretary of homeland security director Janet Napolitano has already come out in favor of the proposed definition.
Think Again: Campus thought control
On about 200 campuses, there are annual Israel Apartheid Week rallies calling for the destruction of the State of Israel. Many of the events are formally sponsored by academic departments.
Why universities need a definition of anti-Semitism
The correct response to bigotry is never to let it pass in silence.
Academics complain of covert boycott of higher education in Israel
Education leaders say that an academic boycott against Israel is felt in subtle ways, such as when academics refuse to attend conferences in the country.
Peter ‘Punish Israel’ Beinart’s hostility to fellow Jews
BDS has no interest in protesting an occupation. If it did it would be boycotting Apple products, which are made in China.