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Why the Hatred for Israel on College Campuses? [incl. Beshara Doumani]
November 1, 2023
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Joseph Massad: Petition to Oust Columbia Prof for Calling Hamas Attacks ‘Awesome’ Gains 20, 000 Signatures [incl. Joseph Massad]
October 15, 2023
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Republicans Demand Answers from Education Dept. on Antisemitism Funding
March 13, 2023
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Meet Jasmine Zine, whom the Trudeau and Company is Financing to Spread Antisemitism in Canada
January 3, 2023
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GOP Probes Academic Group After it Defends Professor who Blamed Rushdie Attack on Israel [incl. Nader Hashemi]
September 15, 2022
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It’s Time for Radicals to Own up to their Own Opinions
June 9, 2022
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The Ascent of the Cry-Bully in Campus Anti-Israel Activism
December 24, 2021
In the Media
Anti-Israel Academia Mute on Decades-Long Child Abuse by Terrorists
September 17, 2021
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J.M. Phelps
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Middle East Studies at Brown: If you Thought it Couldn’t get Worse, you were Wrong [incl. Beshara Doumani]
August 7, 2021
In the Media
Is Musa Al-Gharbi the Last Academic Who Can Tell the Truth?
May 3, 2021
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Middle East Forum Observer
Saudi Capital, Turkish Power: Riyadh’s Growing Leverage in Turkey
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August 22, 2026
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Umud Shokri
Italian counter-terrorism police arrested a 17-year-old Egyptian-Italian girl in Lombardy after finding evidence on her phone that she had downloaded blueprints for an explosive vest and repeatedly declared herself ready for martyrdom “in the name of Allah.”
FWI News
Italian Police Arrest Teenage Female Jihadi Over Explosive Vest Blueprints on Phone
Teenager Declared Herself Ready to Commit ‘Martyrdom for Allah’
August 22, 2026
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Jules Gomes
The Islamic Republic of Iran, established by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979, imposes different systems of oppression on adherents of the Baha’i and Zoroastrian faiths. Under the 1979 constitution, Zoroastrians are a recognized minority granted limited ritual freedoms and a reserved parliamentary seat, while Baha’is—the country’s largest unrecognized religious community—are denied legal existence and subjected to systematic exclusion from education, employment, and property.
Dhimmitude Project
Neo-Dhimmitude in Iran: Religious Hierarchy and Minority Life Under the Islamic Republic
A Comparative Study of the Baha’i and Zoroastrian Communities
August 22, 2026
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Erfan Fard