TEHRAN- Samir Abu-Rumman, a visiting researcher scholar at Princeton University, has dedicated years to studying American public opinion on the Israeli-Arab conflict. His 2013 book, "Arab-Israeli Conflict in American Opinion Polls," concluded that Americans were remarkably pro-Israel. However, Abu-Rumman believes that sentiment is shifting in 2024.
TEHRAN- In his interview with the Tehran Times, Robert L. Reece, an Austin-based sociologist and researcher, discusses the growing pro-Palestine demonstrations on U.S. university campuses, responding to allegations that these protests are rooted in antisemitism.
TEHRAN- Norman Finkelstein, an American political scientist and activist born to Jewish survivors of the Second World War, has dedicated his career to analyzing the politics of the Holocaust and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
TEHRAN- Michael Mann, Distinguished Research Professor of Sociology at UCLA and renowned author of The Sources of Social Power, believes what primarily provoked the student pro-Palestine demonstrations across U.S. universities are the horrifying pictures of Gaza devastation that “have the chilling statistics of death.”
TEHRAN- Palestinians and pro-Palestine groups are marking the one-year anniversary of a surprise military operation carried out by the Hamas resistance movement in southern Israel and the regime’s subsequent genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.
