Pro-Palestinian Junta

CAMPUS WATCH, "It may be coming to a U.S. campus near you" by Jill Nelson (World Magazine) - Khaled Abu Toameh has endured years of criticism for his reporting on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. An Arab Muslim with Israeli citizenship, he abandoned the government-controlled Palestinian media years ago for the free press in Israel and the West and has been writing about Palestinian affairs for almost three decades. He isn't afraid to criticize Palestinian leadership when criticism is due, and that candor has earned him a few enemies. ∴ But not all of his enemies are from the streets of Gaza or the West Bank. During a tour of close to 30 campuses in the United States throughout the past year, Toameh encountered what he calls a "pro-Palestinian junta"—a group that goes beyond the usual suspects to include Westerners who have never set foot in Palestine or Israel, professors with an innate anti-Israel bias, and Jews who believe Israel has done more harm than good during its 61 turbulent years of existence. Read more at Campus Watch... Read More......

College Students/Professors: Enter to win $20,000 in PJTV's Generational Theft Contest

Many Americans are concerned about how deficit-spending decisions being made today will impact the next generation about to enter the workforce. They have labeled their concerns "Generational Theft," and Pajamas TV has created several programs to report on what the real dollar impact could be on future generations. ∴ One of those programs is our Generational Theft Contest. ∴ Pajamas TV invites college students, collaborating with their professors, to calculate the financial impact of government programs on individuals. Both students and professors can earn money and recognition in the process. The winning entry will earn $10,000 for the participating college student or student team, and $10,000 for the professor. Learn more...

Deadline: June 1, 2009 Read More......