Tag: University of Chicago

The anti-Israel group accused the course of being “nothing less than the incursion of Israel’s military complex onto the university’s campus.”

Hebrew U. study finds lawyers, employees, bend truth to avoid appearing dishonest, even if it costs them money.

Prime Minister Netanyahu has shown a clear preference for American trained economists.

According to the indictment, one of the agents came to the US to collect intelligence on facilities that belong to "enemies of the Iranian government."

The Reputation Rankings 2018 surveyed more than ten thousand leading academics from 137 countries.

AMCHA Initiative’s 2016 report indicates two main sources are responsible for anti-Semitism on campus.

In 2016, 14 incidents that restricted Jewish students’ civil rights by suppressing their speech, blocking their movement or hindering their assembly were found on 12 campuses.

Palestinian Arab human rights activist escorted by police from U Chicago due to enraged pro-Pal-Arab students.

Following the fiascoes where Netanyahu's preferred choices for Bank of Israel governors couldn't be appointedt, the Turkel Committee vetted and approved three new candidates for the job.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Yair Lapid have decided to appoint Professor Leo Leiderman as the new governor of the Bank of...

The University of Chicago and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev will begin funding research collaborations that apply the latest discoveries in nano-technology to create...

There is no doubt that the David Arenberg who will emerge from prison in approximately five months is a different, a better and a more spiritual human being than the one who went in more than 12 years ago. But the losses and the pain have been profound.

Kontorovich says, "international opinion is squarely against Israel, and if international law were a popularity contest, Israel would be voted off the island. But the whole point of international law is to buffer international politics, rather than serve them."