Lawfully present non-citizens in the United States likely have the same First Amendment rights as US citizens, a federal ...

Campus Free Speech. Yes, Anti-Israel Protests Are Free Speech Peaceful pro-Palestine protests are protected by the First Amendment, even if protesters often use offensive or inflammatory rhetoric.

The bill is part of a disturbing surge of government-led attempts to suppress the speech of people on only one side of the Israel-Palestine debate. The trend manifests on college campuses, in state ...

There needs to be a fresh debate about the future of Israel after Oct. 7." Michael Herzog, Israeli ambassador to the U.S., speaks during an event to call attention to sexual and gender-based ...

Critics, however, argued the bill would crack down on free speech for students critical of Israel. They described the bill as part of the Trump administration's broader effort to weaponize ...

The Anti-Defamation League says the number of antisemitic incidents in the United States reached a record high last year and notes that 58% of the 9,354 incidents related to Israel, notably chants ...

It is distressing to see folks suckered by President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s ruse that censorship is needed to protect us from the evils of anti-Semitism. Howard Simon ...

The 88-year-old chain-smoking Palestinian leader condemned Israel and the U.S. during his speech to the UN while presenting a 12-point plan for a post-war Gaza that calls for a permanent cease-fire.

Conservatives and Liberals use different rules for debates Israel and racism. Conservatives easily charges liberals with anti-Semitism for criticizing Israel, while objecting to charges of racism.

German leaders denounce US artist's fiery Israel speech. ... "Anti-Zionism has ... But Roth rejected calls for a boycott of an upcoming symposium and said she hoped for an open and civilized debate.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog highlights US-Israeli relationship and addresses antisemitism in speech amid tensions between Israel and some American politicians.

To the Editor: There is a fundamental flaw in the rush to censor pro-Palestinian speech on college campuses. The assumption is that if you’re pro-Palestinian, you’re anti-Israeli.