University of Haifa Study Finds Genetic Imprinting Key to Whether Rare Syndrome Causes Autism
University of Haifa study shows how genetic "imprinting" determines whether rare syndrome leads to autism or psychosis, offering new model for personalized psychiatry.
How to Give to Universities Without Supporting Jew-Haters
Universities routinely accept donor conditions without hesitation.
In Jerusalem’s Old City, Seminary Women Unite to Create a Dream Wedding for an...
Their wedding may have started with a dream—but thanks to dozens of young women who chose action over intention, it ended as something far greater.
Trump Admin Revokes Harvard’s International Student Visas
“This action should not surprise you and is the unfortunate result of Harvard’s failure to comply with simple reporting requirements,” Kristi Noem stated.(JNS)
Major Bar-Ilan Study Finds: Staying Hydrated May Protect your Heart
“With the global population aging and chronic disease rates climbing, strategies as basic as promoting better hydration could make a meaningful difference.”
Comptroller’s Report Debunks Haredi Academic Success Myth, Highlights Expensive Failures
Since 2011, over 2.1 billion shekels ($590 million) have been allocated to integrate the Haredim into higher education.
YU Bans LGBTQ Club: ‘Antithetical to Torah Values’
The Pride Alliance rejected the YU offer, but one of the plaintiffs in the case hailed the university’s decision as a landmark moment for LGBTQ inclusion in Orthodox Judaism.
Columbia U Invites NYPD to Remove Terror Supports After They Seize Butler Library
Wearing black-checked keffiyehs and face-concealing masks inside Butler Library, the anarchists linked arms and shouted, “We have nothing to lose but our chains.”
Leopards Don’t Change Their Spots – Nor Does Gaza or the Palestinian Authority
“The reopening of Gaza’s schools has not restored normal education — it has further entrenched and institutionalized a system of radicalization.”
Hostage Families Sue Columbia’s Free Speech Darling Mahmoud Khalil for Being Hamas Agent
The US government alleged that Mahmoud Khalil failed to disclose his past employment with UNRWA on his visa application.
Miracle at Yeshiva University: No Injuries in Scaffolding Collapse
The stability of the building itself is not yet clear.
Education Committee Approves Gender-Separated Graduate Tracks for Religious Students
The Supreme Court approved gender-separation for the ultra-Orthodox in academia, but not on graduate level.
TAU Breakthrough: Doubling Adult Stem Cells Outside the Body to Regenerate Bone Marrow
Activating stem cells via molecular programming, rather than relying on random cell transplants, significantly enhances the success of regenerative treatments.
NY Times Solves Riddle of Trump’s $400 Million Threat Against Columbia U.
What was the reason the administration had picked withholding $400 million as the proper punishment for Columbia’s failure to curb its students’ antisemitic enthusiasm?
Bar-Ilan Study Offers Scentsational Advancement in Canine Research
The study reveals insights into dogs’ olfactory systems that could pave the way for new applications in law enforcement, healthcare, and rescue operations.
Deported Brown University Professor Attended Nasrallah’s Funeral, U.S. Government Says
"If you travel to Beirut to mourn the death of the terrorist leader of Hezbollah, there's no way in hell you should be allowed to keep your visa and stay in America," stated Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.).
Columbia Sanctions Pro-Hamas Students, Would Do Anything for Its $400M
The feds ordered Columbia to place its Departs of Middle East, South Asian, and African Studies under “academic receivership” for 5 years.
Israeli High School Students Launch Constellation of 9 Research Nanosatellites
“Tevel 2 exemplifies the strength of Israeli innovation, combining scientific excellence, technological education, and societal integration."
Second Columbia U Student Arrested, Trump Presents Terms for Federal Funding
Columbia was given a March 20th deadline.
New Report Uncovers Qatari Influence and Anti-Israel Bias in US K-12 Education
ISGAP calls for a federal investigation, curriculum suspension, and stricter foreign funding disclosure in K-12 education.
Letitia James ‘Extremely Concerned’ about Arrest of Man Accused of Leading Jew-Hatred at Columbia
The state's top law enforcement officer said that Mahmoud Khalil is "an advocate and legal permanent resident of Palestinian descent."
Columbia Refusing to Help Identify ‘Pro-Hamas’ Students, White House Says
“Mahmoud Khalil was an individual who was given the privilege of coming to this country,” the White House press secretary said. “He took advantage of that opportunity, of that privilege, by siding with terrorists.”
Education Dept Warns 60 Universities Under Probes for Alleged Antisemitism
“The department is deeply disappointed that Jewish students studying on elite U.S. campuses continue to fear for their safety,” stated Linda McMahon, the U.S. education secretary.
TAU Study Concludes: It’s Better to Look Good than Feel Good
23.9% of those who engage in sports do so to improve their appearance; only 18.9% do it to be healthier.
Amb. Hotovely Accuses London School of Economics of Cuddling Hamas
The book claims “the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has been subjected to intense vilification.”
U of Haifa Study Shows How Emotional Content Influences AI Models
The study finds that, like humans, exposure to traumatic stories raises ChatGPT’s anxiety levels and affects its performance—while mindfulness exercises help mitigate the impact.
Federal Antisemitism Complaints Filed Against Three California Schools
Jewish groups allege California schools willfully ignored severe antisemitic harassment & intimidation, urge Feds to intervene.
Light Unto the Nations: Tel Aviv Phasing Out Smartphones in Schools
Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai: “We won’t let technology control us – we are removing smartphones from schools."
NYPD Responds to Bomb Threat, as Anti-Israel Protesters Storm Barnard Library
“We must not allow the actions of a few interfere with our mission,” said Laura Rosenbury, the college president.
Knesset Gives Initial Approval to Restrictions on Incitement in Academic Institutions
These provisions would prohibit activities that are illegal, including expressing support for terrorist organizations and incitement to terrorism.
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