In light of such a publication, it is difficult not to wonder: Does this reflect the state of the academic world in the United States as a whole?
What we hear from the US and Israeli corporate media must be taken with a grain of salt, while Trump and Netanyahu’s words are all but meaningless.
[I]t was important for Qatar to show the Americans that it is capable of reaching an agreement, even in Gaza.
Trump’s team hopes to finalize a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza before the White House meeting, but Hamas insists on an Israeli withdrawal.
The Trump administration is deliberately fomenting fear through the deportations and arrests.
The U.S. military aid package is substantial, but not decisive. It accounts for less than 3% of Israel’s national budget.
The new repressive wave in the U.S. has started with the targeting of academics and students.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff’s interview exposes contradictions and limitations in the Trump administration’s Gaza strategy.
Israel believes, justifiably, that meeting with Hamas is a mistake.
Trump did not propose a Gaza free from Hamas but a Gaza free from Palestinians. This is neither acceptable nor legal.
Donald Trump has been making a steady stream of outrageous comments that have pleased Netanyahu’s coalition partners.