This blog explores the historical, theological, and contemporary reasons why I stand with Israel, weaving in scholarly perspectives, personal experiences, and my research on Islamic antisemitism.

We can unravel the complexities and misconceptions surrounding this issue by delving into Israel's consistent efforts toward a two-state solution, the theological and ideological motivations behind the conflict, and the role of social media.

I have decided to submit my application for the 2024 Bernard Lewis Prize, which will be awarded to scholars or practitioners engaged in the study of antisemitism—a subject of great importance to our founding chairman, Prof. Bernard Lewis.

by Dr. Tim Orr The Quran and about every Muslim will tell you that Jews and Christians are all “People of the Book.” However, the Quran does not treat either faith equally. It is essential to understand that Islam came after the Bible and seeks to undermine every element of

My goal is to provide an evidence-based view of the subject that would provide people with a firm grasp as to why so many Muslims feel as they do about the war in Gaza. I give a summary of what I covered below.

In this article, I summarize key insights from Cary Nelson's book, 'Israel Denial: Anti-Zionism, Anti-Semitism, & The Faculty Campaign Against the Jewish State' (Indiana University Press).

College campuses across the United States are witnessing a surge in anti-Israel protests, with students forming encampments and demanding their schools divest from Israel. What began at Columbia University in New York has spread to campuses nationwide, from Massachusetts to California and Tennessee to Texas. These protests arise amid the

In a surprising twist, Musab Hassan Yousef, son of one of Hamas's founders, was slated to speak at Indiana University on March 26. However, protests by Muslim students have overshadowed the event, leading to its postponement until the Fall. This delay sheds light on the emotional discourse prevalent