Pro-Israel Resources from Various Politial Perspectives
Daily News | History
| News & Views from the Left | News
& Views from the Right |
Visit Israel | Activism
& Campus Resources | Government
| Media Bias? | Miscellaneous
| Tufts University's Anti-Intimidation
Statement
The Mideast: A Century of Conflict
- Israel Defense Forces
- Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- MASA - Israel Journey: The Gateway to Long-Term Israel Programs
- Consulate General to New England (in Boston) **official website temporarily down - visit the Consulate's Facebook page by clicking here
- Honest Reporting
- Palestine Facts
- CAMERA (Committee for Accurate Reporting of the Middle East in America)
- Career Jet - Comprehensive job resources in Isael
- MASA - Israel Journey: The Gateway to Long-Term Israel Programs
- Middle East Research Insititue
- Amirim - 4 to 8 week summer programs in Israel
- WUJS - 6-month program in Israel for college graduates
Tufts University's Anti-Intimidation Statement
Working together, Tufts Hillel, Tufts Friends of Israel, the Arab Student Association, the Muslim Student Association and the Middle Eastern Student Society, with the support of the Student Senate and the office of the University President have co-written and signed a mutual Anti-Intimidation Statement in regard to the Middle East:
An Inclusive Statement Against
Intimidation of Parties Involved in the Middle East Debate
at Tufts University
The conflict in the Middle East has been used as a means of
enflaming hatred and legitimizing intimidation towards Jews,
Israelis, Muslims, and Arabs across the country and on campuses
of higher education. We, student leaders at Tufts University,
join together alongside our President in signing this bill
condemning the rise of hatred towards these groups on our
campus. We call on all members of our community to speak out
against attempts to intimidate any group and/or individual
on our campus. We pledge to combine our efforts to help construct
a more civil dialogue on our campus, one that does not cross
the line into intimidation or hatred.
Is your favorite resource missing?
Did you find a broken link?
Send us your suggestions and comments.