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500 academics, students sign letter protesting Israel's refusal to grant Noam Chomsky entry

The letter reads: Under democracy, we do not silence voices that express an opinion which is different than the dominant one.

by Asaf Shtull-Trauring 0 comments

After banned by Israel, Chomsky to give Bir Zeit lecture by video from Amman

Chomsky will not try to travel through the Allenby Bridge border crossing a second time, after being turned back on Sunday.

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Strenger than Fiction / Israel is encouraging academic boycott by denying entry to Chomsky

If Israel feels it cannot survive free speech, then it is one step closer to flirting with totalitarianism.

by Carlo Strenger 28 comments

After denied entry to West Bank, Chomsky likens Israel to 'Stalinist regime'

Linguist Noam Chomsky was scheduled to lecture at Bir Zeit University near Ramallah, meet PA Prime Minister Fayyad.

by Amira Hass 6 comments

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500 academics, students sign letter protesting Israel's refusal to grant Noam Chomsky entry

The letter reads: Under democracy, we do not silence voices that express an opinion which is different than the dominant one.

by Asaf Shtull-Trauring 0 comments

After banned by Israel, Chomsky to give Bir Zeit lecture by video from Amman

Chomsky will not try to travel through the Allenby Bridge border crossing a second time, after being turned back on Sunday.

by Danna Harman and Amira Hass 0 comments

Strenger than Fiction / Israel is encouraging academic boycott by denying entry to Chomsky

If Israel feels it cannot survive free speech, then it is one step closer to flirting with totalitarianism.

by Carlo Strenger 28 comments

After denied entry to West Bank, Chomsky likens Israel to 'Stalinist regime'

Linguist Noam Chomsky was scheduled to lecture at Bir Zeit University near Ramallah, meet PA Prime Minister Fayyad.

by Amira Hass 6 comments

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