SFSU’s Motion To Dismiss and Strike “Lawfare” Suit Are Worth the Read

SFSU’s Motion To Dismiss and Strike “Lawfare” Suit Are Worth the Read

“The inflammatory term “terrorist” is routinely applied in a highly political and racially charged manner to demonize brown, black, and Muslim people.”

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Professor Rabab Abdulhadi Moves To Dismiss Frivolous “Lawfare” Suit That Targets Campus Advocacy for Palestinian Rights

Professor Rabab Abdulhadi Moves To Dismiss Frivolous “Lawfare” Suit That Targets Campus Advocacy for Palestinian Rights

Today, San Francisco State University (SFSU) Professor, Dr. Rabab Abdulhadi, asked the court to dismiss a frivolous lawsuit that targets her academic freedom and threatens campus advocacy for Palestinian rights more broadly.

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Statement on Charlottesville

Statement on Charlottesville

August 18, 2017: Palestine Legal issued the following statement regarding the deadly Charlottesville attack on anti-racist protesters, and the ensuing national attention to brazen displays of white supremacy:

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100 Groups Call on Congress to Oppose Israel Anti-Boycott Act (Updated)

100 Groups Call on Congress to Oppose Israel Anti-Boycott Act (Updated)

Over seventy national and local civil and human rights organizations endorsed a joint statement to members of Congress expressing strong opposition to the Israel Anti-Boycott Act and calling on lawmakers to reject - rather than amend - the bill.  

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Liz Jackson Spoke About the Israel Anti-Boycott Act on KPOO

This segment features staff attorney Liz Jackson speaking about Palestine Legal's recent cases. It was aired on KPOO's Arab Talk on July 27, 2017. Listen below. 

First Amendment Threatened 

Constitutional attorney Liz Jackson discusses AIPAC-sponsored Senate bill aimed at criminalizing and penalizing advocates for Palestinian rights in violation of the First Amendment.

Why Amending the Israel Anti-Boycott Act is Not Enough

Why Amending the Israel Anti-Boycott Act is Not Enough

Reject the bill. 

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SFSU Finds No Religious Discrimination, Hillel Claim "Unsubstantiated"

SFSU Finds No Religious Discrimination, Hillel Claim "Unsubstantiated"

San Francisco Hillel filed a baseless complaint against a committee of organizers from the Latinx, Arab, and Muslim communities at San Francisco State University (SFSU) after the organizers did not invite Hillel to have a table at a Know Your Rights (KYR) fair in February 2017. Hillel alleged that it was excluded based on religious discrimination. After a 5-month factual investigation, SFSU determined the allegations of religious discrimination to be unfounded.

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