Day: August 21, 2026
28 articles
Philip Phi“University Leaders Cite Exception to Free Speech Principles in Israel-Palestine Discourse”
In recent years, the intersection of antisemitism, campus censorship, and freedom of expression has sparked significant debate, particularly in academic settings. A notable instance occurred at the University...
Oyster Bay Owes Over $5 Million in Legal Fees to Settle Mosque Expansion Lawsuit Settlement Includes Nearly $2.53 Million Town Payment
Oyster Bay owes more than $5 million in legal fees to Muslims on Long Island, the organization that owns the Masjid Al-Baqi mosque on Central Avenue, to settle...
Church of England Synod votes to hear Kairos Palestine document despite Chief Rabbi’s objections
The General Synod of the Church of England voted on July 13 to support Palestinian Christians, despite opposition from the UK’s Chief Rabbi and other figures in the...
Charter School Closure Linked to Nearby LA Homeless Shelter Conditions.
In a recent development, the founder of the Academy of Media Arts, a downtown Los Angeles charter school, has filed a lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles....
Louisiana Victim of Priest Abuse Advocates for Parental Consent in Confessions
Tim Gioe, a survivor of abuse by a Catholic priest, is advocating for reforms to protect children in religious settings. At the age of nine, Gioe was groomed...
Milford Pastor Seeks Court Intervention to Prevent Repossession of Lamborghini
In a recent legal development, a Milford pastor has sought judicial intervention to prevent the repossession of his Lamborghini. The case has brought attention to issues of accountability...
Church of England’s Decision to Engage with Pro-Palestinian Document Raises Antisemitism Concerns, Warns Bishop of Blackburn
In a recent development, the Church of England’s decision to engage with a pro-Palestinian document has sparked significant concern over rising antisemitism in Britain. The Bishop of Blackburn,...
Netanyahu’s Longstanding Role in U.S.-Israel Relations Faces Criticism Amidst Shifting Political Landscape.
In 1982, Benjamin Netanyahu, then a marketing director for a Jerusalem-based furniture company, was recruited by Israel’s ambassador in Washington to shift his focus from selling furniture to...
