My latest op-ed on the growing involvement of Israeli authorities in facilitating settler violence in the West Bank, and the implications for the Gaza ceasefire. theconversation.com/west-bank-vi...

Why Israel’s state institutions have become increasingly aligned with — and at times directly complicit in — violent settler actions against Palestinians. theconversation.com/west-bank-vi... by @aperliger.bsky.social via @theconversation.com #palestine

I was happy to contribute to this piece at CBS Boston about the facilitators of political assassinations. www.cbsnews.com/amp/boston/n...

Excited to share my new piece on The Conversation, co-authored with the talented Catherine Jarry theconversation.com/sourdough-an...

I was happy to contribute to the following piece on conspiracy theories in Wired Magazine - www.wired.com/story/22-cel...

I was happy to contribute to this AP piece on political assassinations apnews.com/article/char...

My interview with DW TV on the causes and implications of Kirk's assassination... www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElsQ...

I was happy to contribute to this piece on VOX about the implications of Kirk's assassination. www.vox.com/culture/4618...

My interview with "The Conversation" on the implications and consequences of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. theconversation.com/this-will-no...

Really great work by my friend @aperliger.bsky.social on settler violence in the West Bank — "fueled by a confluence of ideological fervor, opportunism and far-right Israelis’ political vision for the region." @us.theconversation.com theconversation.com/the-quiet-wa...

My new op-ed on the current escalation in the West Bank and the facilitators of the settlers' militancy. theconversation.com/the-quiet-wa...

My thoughts about the contemporary state of the American far-right: www.thesanfranciscoexperiencepodcast.com/american-zea...

At Black Colleges, a Stubborn Gender Enrollment Gap Keeps Growing www.nytimes.com/2025/03/30/u...

Colleges Have to Be Much More Honest With Themselves "Many of those who seek the protection of academic freedom today once denounced it as a tool of oppression." speakers.https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/29/opinion/college-universities-trump-policies.html?smid=bs-share

Harvard just released a report from its graduating seniors. Only a third of them felt fully comfortable speaking about their honest views in class. This is what happens when faculty become political activists who exploit their classes for pure political indoctrination.

1/ I do not think I was ever so out of step with most of my academic colleagues. So here are some general thoughts that will explain why I think that so many of the reactions to (what many see as) the current collapse of the academic system are so full of hypocrisy. 🧵

Deborah Lipstadt: Why I Won’t Teach at Columbia open.substack.com/pub/bariweis...

Well... let's try and see if it is indeed an upgrade over X...