The Wednesday edition of the Times stated that an “intensification of Israeli military threats against Iran suggest that the Zionist regime has forgotten that Iran is more than capable of hitting them from anywhere.”
The conference, which took place at The Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood, FL from Dec 9-11, attracted more than 3,000 attendees and pro-Israel activists at the group’s first conference since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
CAIR wrote a lengthy Medium post on December 10 defending Billoo, arguing that she had “encouraged American Muslims to avoid collaborating with any organizations that support the political ideology that the Israeli apartheid government uses to justify dispossessing, occupying, and killing Palestinians.”
City University of New York (CUNY) Chancellor Matos Rodriguez issued a statement on December 10 saying that the university “cannot participate in or support BDS [Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions] activities” in response to a recent pro-BDS resolution.
People to people relationships between Moroccans and Israelis have been there all along
The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) and Iranian Americans for Liberty (IAL) issued a joint statement on December 6 urging the Biden administration to end discussions with the Iranian government regarding re-entering the 2015 nuclear deal.
The Canary Mission watchdog posted a video to Twitter on November 22 highlighting some of Mashayekh’s past tweets, which included: “I want to kill every motherf—ing Zionist,” “Curse the Jews [in Arabic],” “Zionists are going to f—ing pay,” “LONG LIVE THE INTIFADA” and “I f—ing love [H]amas.”
The resolution accuses CUNY and CUNY Law of being “directly complicit in the ongoing apartheid, genocide, and war crimes perpetrated by the state of Israel against the Palestinian people through its investments in and contracts with companies profiting off of Israeli war crimes” as well as their collaboration with Israeli academic institutions.
Both stickers were found on signs warning that anybody who parked on the respective street would be towed away.
Richard Erdman, the United States representative, said that “it is morally, historically, and politically wrong for the members of this body to support language that denies both the Jewish and Muslim connections to the Temple Mount and Haram al-Sharif.”
