Jewish students at Columbia University are advised to leave campus due to escalating anti-Israel protests, fearing for their safety amid growing unrest.
Passover perspectives: Israeli executives answer the Four Questions
Ayalim Association, with support from the Jewish National Fund & Sderot Municipality, refurbishes its student village, offering subsidized rent & cultural activities post-attack.
The project stood as a testament to the students' technological and creative prowess and their ability to navigate the complexities of Middle Eastern politics and present them in an engaging manner.
Columbia University suspends students over pro-Hamas event. Antisemitism investigations launched. Pro-Palestinian groups show solidarity, while Jewish students allege discrimination in civil suits.
Even amid the Iron Swords war, many choose to make aliyah
The latest group includes public service workers, like teachers, nurses and firefighters, who qualify under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program created in 2007.
The institute bridges the gap between theories and applications by leveraging contemporary scientific insights.
McGill protests spark controversy: Blocking buildings, spreading hate, and claims of antisemitism.
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