Individuals

A structured, question-driven case file on Yusra Hussain, Assistant Professor at Stanford University and member of Healthcare Workers for Palestine. The profile documents her anti-Israel protests, petition signatures, and public statements, and examines what her record means for academic fairness and campus climate at Stanford.

A case file on David Letwin, lecturer in Arts Online at Rutgers University, co-founder of Jews for Palestinian Right of Return, and a persistent signer of BDS statements, anti-Israel open letters, and union divestment resolutions dating back to 2010.

A case file on Marie Cruz Soto, Clinical Associate Professor at NYU Gallatin, examining her documented record of signing anti-Israel resolutions and Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine letters, and what that record means for her teaching on colonialism and militarism.

Dwayne Kwaysee Wright is a George Washington University Assistant Professor and Director of DEI Initiatives at the Graduate School of Education and Human Development—and a member of GW-FSJP who has participated in pro-Palestine protests as a faculty member. His March 2024 GW Hatchet op-ed accused Israel of "genocide" and "mass lynching" while claiming GW leadership believes "Palestinian lives matter a bit less than others' lives." In May 2025, he defended a student whose Palestine-focused commencement speech led NYU to withhold a diploma, calling it "fascist censorship." He co-chaired GW's Free Speech and Community Group and has taught Critical Race Theory courses. This case file examines his activism, his role shaping GW's speech policies as a DEI director, and the conflict of interest his ideological commitments might create for Jewish students seeking protection on campus.

This casefile investigates Osman Umarji, a lecturer at UC Irvine and a director at the Yaqeen Institute, who has a long history of making antisemitic statements. It covers his time as a student leader, his inflammatory sermons, and his connections to the Yaqeen Institute and Qatar Foundation, arguing that his position at the university is untenable.

This case file examines Ali Asgar Alibhai, an Assistant Professor at UT Dallas who was arrested during the May 2024 "Gaza Liberation Plaza" encampment. Following a grand jury no-bill on trespassing charges, Alibhai filed a federal lawsuit alleging First Amendment violations and racial discrimination. This piece traces his journey from the protest to the courtroom, highlighting the legal battles now defining his academic career.

UC Berkeley lecturer Peyrin Kao, who was suspended without pay for spring 2026 after repeatedly using his CS 61B classroom for pro-Palestinian advocacy. The profile documents his November 2023 classroom speech blaming Israel for October 7, his April 2024 post-lecture political remarks, his controversial 38-day hunger strike, and his role fundraising for an individual with documented PFLP and Hamas connections.

Eman Abdelhadi is a University of Chicago professor and half-sister of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. She was arrested on felony charges at an ICE protest, flagged by the ADL for praising the October 7th Hamas attacks, and caught on video saying "F*** the University of Chicago."

An investigative profile of Hamid Abdeljaber (also known as Abdelhamid Siyam), a Rutgers University lecturer who has participated in Hamas-linked webinars, published articles defending the October 7th massacre, and trafficked in antisemitic conspiracy theories from 2021 through 2025.

Ahmad Almallah is a University of Pennsylvania creative writing instructor whose public profile has become increasingly defined by pro-Palestinian activism. This case file examines his involvement in campus protests, the controversial Palestine Writes festival, social media activity, and the criticism that has made him one of Penn's most closely watched faculty activists.

Joshua "Josh" Dubnau is a tenured Stony Brook University professor and Jewish Voice for Peace activist whose public record includes multiple protest arrests, support for Columbia’s encampment movement, a Trump Tower occupation, diploma-burning activism, and confrontational anti-Israel demonstrations. His case file raises questions about whether tenure has shielded a senior faculty member from accountability for an escalating pattern of disruptive political activism.

Mikael Wolfe is a Stanford history professor and Faculty for Justice in Palestine member who has repeatedly defended anti-Israel activism, promoted “genocide” accusations against Israel, and participated in pro-Palestinian organizing on campus. His activism, public statements, and classroom controversies raise growing concerns about ideological bias and the role faculty play in escalating hostility at Stanford University.