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Tel Aviv University, Hebrew University, and Bar Ilan University have opposed legislation to expand gender segregation in academia, citing risks to academic freedom and research quality. University leaders warn the legislation poses a 'real, tangible danger' and would cause 'direct harm' to academic institutions.

The head of the Natural History Museum, Prof. Tamar Dayan, resigned after clashing with Tel Aviv University over the transfer of senior academics. Dayan argued this would strip the museum of academic standing, while the university rector claimed the museum would not be harmed.

Rahm Emanuel, a Democratic presidential hopeful, criticized unconditional US aid to Israel and labeled the country a 'territorial pariah' during a speech at Tel Aviv University. He suggested a '23-state solution' to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and mocked Israel's recent diplomatic gains, including recognition from Somaliland. Emanuel met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog but avoided meeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Rahm Emanuel spoke at Tel Aviv University, calling to end unconditional U.S. support for Israel. He mentioned this as part of a political shift among Democrats.

Rahm Emanuel, in a speech at Tel Aviv University, stated that a pro-Israel Democrat could win the 2028 White House election only if the current situation changes. He called for ending U.S. taxpayer funding of Israel’s defense budget and noted declining support for Israel is not limited to Democrats.

Rahm Emanuel, a Democrat considering a 2028 U.S. presidential run, warned Israel that its current policies on the Palestinians could jeopardize the U.S. alliance. He criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and proposed a new U.S. policy toward the Middle East during a speech at Tel Aviv University.

Rahm Emanuel, a potential Democratic presidential candidate, warned that Israel has become a 'territorial pariah' due to its leadership in a speech at Tel Aviv University. He called for a new path to peace and security, proposing measures like ending U.S. defense subsidies for Israel and sanctioning those who attack Palestinian civilians. The speech highlighted a shift in centrist Democrats' support for Israel, with surveys showing increased skepticism about U.S. backing.

Rahm Emanuel, a potential Democratic candidate, warned Israel has become a 'territorial pariah' due to its leadership in a speech at Tel Aviv University. He criticized Israel's isolation, proposed ending U.S. defense subsidies, and advocated for economic ties with the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor. Emanuel also called for sanctions against Israelis attacking Palestinians and endorsed a 23-state solution to hold Palestinians accountable for sovereignty.

Rahm Emanuel warned Israel has become a 'territorial pariah' due to its leadership's policies, urging a new path to peace and economic ties with Arab states. He criticized U.S. subsidies to Israel's defense and called for sanctions against Israelis involved in attacks on Palestinians, reflecting shifting Democratic Party support for Israel.

Rahm Emanuel is expected to criticize Benjamin Netanyahu in a speech at Tel Aviv University, stating the U.S.-Israeli relationship 'cannot stand or survive as it has been.' The speech, in a nearly finalized draft, calls for change in the bilateral relationship.

Rahm Emanuel will deliver a speech in Tel Aviv criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and calling for significant changes in the U.S.-Israel relationship. The speech highlights a shift in Democratic sentiment, with 58% of Democrats now believing the U.S. is 'too supportive' of Israel, and includes proposals for sanctions against Israeli entities and ending U.S. defense subsidies.

Rahm Emanuel will criticize Benjamin Netanyahu in a Tel Aviv speech, urging significant changes in the U.S.-Israel relationship. He proposes sanctions on Israelis attacking Palestinians and ending U.S. subsidies to Israel's defense budget. The speech reflects a shift in Democratic support, with 58% of Democrats believing the U.S. is too supportive of Israel.

Rahm Emanuel, a potential presidential candidate, will criticize Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a Tel Aviv speech, calling the U.S.-Israel relationship 'at a crossroads' and urging significant changes. His remarks align with a shift in Democratic Party sentiment, as 58% of Democrats now say the U.S. is 'too supportive' of Israel, and he proposes sanctions on entities supporting illegal settlements and ending U.S. defense subsidies.

Rahm Emanuel will deliver a speech in Tel Aviv criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging significant changes to the U.S.-Israel relationship. His remarks highlight a shift in Democratic Party sentiment, with 58% of Democrats believing the U.S. is 'too supportive' of Israel. Emanuel proposes sanctions on entities involved in attacks on Palestinians and ending U.S. defense subsidies to Israel.

Tel Aviv University has launched a renewed MA in Environmental Studies with three tracks, designed to provide real-world impact for sustainability careers from day one.