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Gen Z Women Embracing Islam

by خانم هاشمی April 23, 2025

Inspired by the unwavering faith of Palestinians amidst the Gaza conflict, young women in America are increasingly turning to Islam.

What is Generation Z?

Generation Z, or “Gen Z,” encompasses individuals born between 1997 and 2012. This generation, following the Millennials and preceding Generation Alpha, has grown up in the age of the internet and digital technology.

Islam in America After October 7th

A growing number of Millennial and Gen Z women in America are embracing Islam, citing the profound impact of reading the Quran and witnessing the steadfast faith of Palestinians during the Gaza war.

This recent surge in conversions began after the events of October 7th and the subsequent Israeli offensive against the Gaza Strip, a conflict that has tragically resulted in the deaths of over fifty thousand Palestinians to date.

One such individual is Madison Reeves, a 24-year-old mother from Tampa, Florida. Her interest in Islam was sparked in September after a conversation with a Muslim woman in a language exchange program. The onset of the Gaza war and the distressing atrocities committed against its people solidified her resolve to become Muslim. On October 24th, she shared a video of herself wearing a hijab, announcing her conversion to Islam.

Madison is not alone. In October, Megan Rice, an American TikTok influencer, chose Islam after reading the Quran. Her journey began with the creation of a global religious book club focused on studying the Quran.

Rice, who is also a social activist, was inspired to embrace Islam by the resilience of the people of Gaza in the face of Israeli aggression. This American TikToker, with over half a million followers, declared her Shahada (declaration of faith) during a live broadcast on her TikTok page, expressing that she feels more secure wearing the hijab.

The Role of Palestinian Resilience in the Growing Interest in Islam

Since the beginning of the Gaza war, Megan has gained recognition in the Arab world for her advocacy for the Palestinian people. She has lauded the people of Gaza, who are facing genocide, and has been deeply moved by their reasons for resisting Israeli attacks. Regarding her choice of Islam, she stated, “I made a video expressing my admiration for the faith of the Palestinian people, and people commented, ‘Well, their girls are Muslim, and their religion is Islam. Have you read the Quran? You definitely should read the Quran.'”

An Increase in Conversions to Islam

Another recent convert is Alex, an influencer who describes herself as a “leftist, queer gremlin.” She recently acquired a copy of the Quran and has begun wearing a hijab.

In one of her videos, Alex responded to those who believe her changes are temporary and that she will eventually revert to a Western lifestyle, saying, “What part of the Western lifestyle do you think I’m going to go back to? Oh, unbridled capitalism? All the colonialism? Because I hate both of those things.” Experts believe that for many, this choice represents a “rebellion against the West.”

Lorenzo Vidino, director of the Program on Extremism at George Washington University, told the Free Press, “Rebellion is part of youth.”

He elaborated, “At this moment, what could be more rebellious, anti-capitalist, and anti-Western than choosing Islam?”

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April 23, 2025 0 comment

Politics

Spy or Be Silenced: The West’s Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Voices

by خانم هاشمی April 19, 2025

Western Suppression of Pro-Palestine Students Begins

Countries like the United States and France, which often pride themselves as champions of liberalism and free speech, have begun a new wave of repression against students supporting the people of Palestine and universities where protests against the Gaza genocide have taken place.

The crackdown on students and Western citizens protesting the massacre of Palestinians has entered a new phase. Reports indicate that numerous students have been arrested, including Iranian students studying at Western universities.

One such case is Mahdieh Esfandiari, an Iranian student whose disappearance in Lyon, France, had been reported by her family. After a long period without any news, diplomatic efforts revealed that she had been detained by French police. However, the details and charges remained unclear for some time. After a month of uncertainty, it became known that Mahdieh Esfandiari was arrested due to her support for the people of Gaza, and criminal charges were filed against her for this reason.

Arrest of Pro-Palestine Students in France and the United States

Continuing the wave of arrests, BBC reported that Mohsen Mahdavi, a Palestinian-American activist and student, was arrested by U.S. Immigration authorities during his citizenship interview.

According to the report, Mahdavi, a student at Columbia University, was one of the organizers of the anti-war protests against Israel’s actions in Gaza that intensified across U.S. universities last year. Alongside Mahmoud Khalil, another detained activist, he co-founded the Palestinian Student Union.

His lawyers, unaware of his current whereabouts, stated that no official charges have been filed against him yet, but it appears that government lawyers are seeking his deportation.

Political and Financial Pressure on Universities

The U.S. government has also increased pressure on universities where protests against the genocide in Gaza were most intense. It has been reported that the U.S. government has cut off $2 billion in funding to Harvard University after the university refused government requests to spy on and report students’ activities.

BBC noted: “The U.S. government presented Harvard with a list of demands, stating that to maintain financial relations, the university must comply with requirements in ten categories. These included reducing the influence of students and adjunct professors, reporting students deemed ‘hostile to American values,’ altering hiring and admissions practices, and hiring a government-approved institution to oversee and approve Harvard’s programs aimed at combating antisemitism.”

Besides cutting federal funding, the U.S. government has also canceled contracts with Harvard worth over $60 million.

The Damage to Western Universities from Suppressing Protesters

The wave of repression against students protesting the genocide in Palestine began even before the Trump administration. After high-profile congressional hearings, the presidents of prominent universities like Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania were forced to resign.

Harvard University, in particular, has suffered considerable damage from political pressures. Claudine Gay, the former president of Harvard, initially received support from the academic community under pressure from Congress and the U.S. government. However, soon after, she faced allegations of academic misconduct and ultimately chose to resign to avoid further accusations and harm.

The central issue of Palestine and the genocide perpetrated by the Zionist regime in Gaza has exposed the reality of free speech in the United States and countries like France, which claim to be bastions of liberalism. It has revealed the emptiness and meaninglessness of Western slogans about freedom.

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April 19, 2025 0 comment

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Gaza Removed from World Health Day 2025 Agenda

by خانم هاشمی April 8, 2025

World Health Day 2025 is being observed under the theme “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures”, a message that holds little meaning for many regions like Gaza and Sudan.

April 7: A Day to Recognize Global Health Challenges

April 7, marks the anniversary of the founding of the World Health Organization and is commemorated each year as World Health Day. Each year, a specific theme is selected to highlight key areas in public health.

These themes are chosen to encourage international cooperation, political intervention, and increased awareness of urgent health challenges.

Over the past 50 years, topics such as maternal and child care, climate change, and mental health have been emphasized.

The World Health Organization observes this day annually, selecting a specific health issue to raise awareness about a major global concern.

The 2025 theme, “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures,” highlights the critical need to prioritize interventions for improving maternal and newborn health.

Global Health Under Pressure

World Health Day 2025 is being marked while U.S. interference has disrupted the World Health Organization’s activities, and growing threats like wars, armed conflicts, budget shortages, and climate change increasingly jeopardize public health.

According to alarming WHO statistics:

Over 300,000 women die annually across various countries due to preventable pregnancy or childbirth-related causes.
More than 2 million newborns die in their first month of life, and another 2 million are stillborn. Many could have survived with timely medical care. These figures amount to one preventable death every 7 seconds.
70% of these deaths—and half of the 2 million newborn deaths—occur in Africa.

These numbers point to a critical gap in maternal and newborn healthcare. Current projections show:

4 out of every 5 countries are not on track to meet the target for reducing maternal mortality.
1 out of every 3 countries is failing to reduce newborn deaths.

This indicates a global health emergency, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where access to essential maternal and newborn care is extremely limited.

Gaza: Silenced in the Global Health Conversation

World Health Day 2025, with its focus on maternal, newborn, and pregnant women’s health, comes as Israel continues to violate the rights of these groups—especially in Gaza, where these violations have intensified since the war began in October 2023.

Israeli obstruction of humanitarian aid to Gaza has already led to the death of at least 18 newborns due to cold.

Free food supplies for malnourished infants in southern and central Gaza have run out, and there is currently only enough infant formula to last 400 babies for one month.

UNICEF estimates that 10,000 infants under six months need supplementary nutrition. Without access to these resources, caregivers are forced to use unsafe alternatives.

According to UNICEF, 150 newborns in Gaza are currently dependent on 21 respiratory machines to stay alive.

Since the beginning of Israel’s war on Gaza, 17,954 children have been killed, including 274 newborns and 876 children under one year old.

Premature babies have not been spared. On November 10, 2023, Israeli forces raided Al-Nasr Children’s Hospital in Gaza City and forced medical staff to evacuate. During the raid, five infants were killed. Their decomposed bodies were later found in incubators.

Israel has severely violated pregnant women’s rights to health standards, including respectful care during childbirth and pregnancy, and access to newborn care.

Warnings Without Action

Belkis Wille, Director of Crisis, Conflict, and Arms at Human Rights Watch, stated that since the war began in Gaza, women and girls have been deprived of water, food, and basic medical care, putting them and their babies at risk of preventable death.

Although humanitarian organizations such as UNICEF, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), the WHO, and UNRWA issued a joint statement on World Health Day 2025 warning about the complete humanitarian collapse in Gaza, these warnings have remained on paper—without any real impact in easing the suffering or stopping Israeli attacks.

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Society West Asia

Iranian Women and Mothers Lead Millions on Quds Day

by خانم هاشمی March 30, 2025

A Powerful Message to the World

The massive turnout of the Iranian people on Quds Day was a resounding response to those who believed economic pressures could distance them from the cause of Palestine. Today, the streets of Iran turned into a river of awakened and aware individuals. From north to south, east to west, men and women, young and old, even children on their fathers’ shoulders, all united their voices to chant: “Quds must be free.”

This was not just a march; it was a demonstration of power. It proved that the Iranian nation, as the flagbearer of resistance, will not succumb to threats or sanctions. The overwhelming participation on Quds Day shattered any illusion that economic difficulties could weaken Iran’s commitment to Palestine.

Iran Chooses: Resistance Until Quds is Free

The images from this year’s Quds Day rally spoke volumes:

Iranian mothers, adorned with Palestinian keffiyehs and carrying green and red flags, demonstrated that the defense of Palestine is a family value.
Iranian women, standing at the forefront of the march, showcased their unwavering commitment to the cause, proving that their role in resistance is pivotal.
Revolutionary youth, holding posters of resistance martyrs, reaffirmed their commitment to the path of General Soleimani and Martyr Hojaji.
Innocent children, with drawings of Al-Aqsa Mosque, signaled that Iran’s future generations will also champion the cause of Quds.

These are not just images; they are living documents of the resistance’s inevitable victory.

A Clear Message to the U.S. and Israel: “The Game Is Over!”

This year’s Quds Day took place amid significant developments:

The Zionist regime faces its worst internal crisis.
The resistance front grows stronger by the day.
Trump’s so-called “Deal of the Century” has crumbled into ashes.

The question now is: Has the time not come for the Zionist regime and its supporters to realize that their days are numbered? Today, the Iranian people answered with a resounding: “Yes! The liberation of Quds is closer than ever.”

Loyalty to Leadership: The Secret to the Revolution’s Endurance

A striking feature of this year’s march was the unwavering support for the Supreme Leader. This steadfast loyalty mirrors the stance of true disciples, standing firm in the face of adversity, striking fear into the hearts of enemies.

Quds: Iran’s Red Line

One thing became crystal clear today: Any compromise with the Zionist regime is unacceptable to the Iranian people.

Iranians proved that sanctions, assassinations, and pressures have not distanced them from Palestine; instead, they have fueled their resistance.
The Zionist regime must understand that today’s battle is not about missiles—it is a war of wills. And today, the Iranian people demonstrated that their determination is stronger than steel.

Final Words: “God’s Promise Is Near”

This year’s Quds Day was not just an annual event; it was a wake-up call heard by the oppressed worldwide:

Quds is not merely a city; it is an ideal, intertwined with the blood of martyrs. Until its complete liberation, we will not rest.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has proven that it is not only the fortress of resistance but also the flagbearer of Quds’ freedom.

And this is a divine promise that will undoubtedly be fulfilled: “Indeed, Allah does not break His promise.”

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March 30, 2025 0 comment

opinion West Asia

When Illiteracy and War Intertwine

by خانم هاشمی March 29, 2025

UN Report Highlights Limited Progress in Girls’ Rights, Millions Out of School

A recent UN report states:
“Despite significant progress in education over the past three decades, hundreds of millions of girls worldwide still do not attend school.”

This lack of education leaves them unprepared for the future, deprives them of essential healthcare, and exposes them to harmful practices such as child marriage, female genital mutilation, violence, and harassment.

Read the full report

✍|News Analysis By Ms.Narges Vanak

A Global Crisis of Education, Health, and Rights

Statistics indicate that over 100 million girls worldwide are deprived of education and face severe health and social challenges.

Practices such as female genital mutilation, forced marriage, violence, exploitation, and even child prostitution are just a fraction of the suffering these girls endure.

The Root Causes: War, History, and Power Struggles

To understand the roots of this crisis, we must examine the historical, social, and cultural conditions of affected countries. Countries plagued by ongoing conflict inevitably experience these crises. When borders become battlegrounds for imperialistic power struggles, the suffering of women and children is unavoidable.

Western dominance over resource-rich regions has resulted in the deaths of thousands of women and children, perpetuating cycles of suffering. Years of war in Palestine, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and across Africa have created unbearable living conditions.

Palestine: A Living Tragedy

Palestine stands as a stark example of this ongoing tragedy. The systematic killing of educated women and girls, the deaths of thousands of infants, and the deliberate blockade of food and clean water expose the brutality of the Israeli occupation. Targeting Palestinian maternity centers in Gaza and burning schools with children inside are just some of the crimes committed against this population.

The Role of the West: War, Exploitation, and Control

The U.S. and Western powers have long pursued policies of destabilization, fueling conflicts and weakening governments to exploit resources. Once destruction is complete, they introduce NGOs under their control to “educate” local populations, presenting themselves as champions of human rights.

This tactic ensures ideological dominance, shaping minds under their influence. But who is truly responsible for this crisis, if not the U.S. and its allies?

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March 29, 2025 0 comment

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How the Media Politicizes Women’s Issues

by خانم هاشمی March 22, 2025

What Happened at the International Women’s Day Meeting in Italy?

Main Story:

On March 8, International Women’s Day, a meeting was held in Italy that took a political approach to the works of two Iranian opposition women activists. This event received extensive coverage from Voice of America. Despite the organizers’ claims that the event was intended to honor Iranian women, it was ultimately designed to exclude them.

✍|News Analysis By Ms. Soghra Ashouri

“The fate of any country must be determined by its own people.”

This slogan has been repeatedly echoed by American and European politicians and widely disseminated by media outlets aligned with U.S. policies. However, in practice, this principle holds no place in American and European foreign strategies. This contradiction marks the very foundation of dictatorship. U.S. and European interference in Iranian affairs is not limited to the Islamic Republic; it extends back to the Pahlavi and Qajar dynasties and even earlier, as far back as the Achaemenid Empire.

For years, Italy’s adversarial stance toward Iran has remained unchanged, as evidenced by the recent Women’s Day event. The supposedly celebratory gathering turned out to be an exercise in erasing Iranian women.

The Misrepresentation of Iranian Women

A brave Iranian woman is naturally defined by Iranian cultural and historical standards—values rooted in Iranian and Islamic civilization. Yet European countries such as Italy, France, and Germany, in alignment with U.S. policies, have repeatedly imposed incongruous criteria for what constitutes a “strong Iranian woman.”

One key takeaway from Europe’s engagement with Iran, particularly Italy’s role, is that these countries do not act independently. Rather, they are themselves subject to a new form of colonialism. The intermittent tensions between the EU and the U.S., which intensified under Donald Trump, along with the EU’s persistent alignment with American policies, are clear indicators of this reality.

The Political Agenda Behind the Women’s Day Meeting

At the highest levels of global diplomacy, where the U.S. dictates ideological frameworks and methodologies, it is unrealistic to expect European countries to engage in fair and professional policymaking. The Italian event primarily aimed to exert maximum pressure on the Islamic Republic to facilitate its downfall—while Iranian women themselves were not even the central focus of the discussion, even by European standards.

Even when Iranian women opposition figures are present as representatives, they are unable to assert their own identities. Why is this the case? Why is the European definition of the “Iranian woman” merely a tool for Western politicians? Could it be that this Europeanized version of the Iranian woman has been stripped of value to such an extent that she is treated in this manner?

These are fundamental questions that any honest and truth-seeking individual must confront.

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March 22, 2025 0 comment

Politics

Lebanese Doctor Deported from U.S. Over Funeral Attendance

by خانم هاشمی March 20, 2025

U.S. Judge Orders Deportation of Brown University Professor

A U.S. judge has ordered the deportation of a Lebanese citizen who, according to her own statements, attended the funeral of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and possessed photos and videos expressing “solidarity” with Nasrallah and the Supreme Leader of Iran.

Arrest at Boston Logan International Airport

Reuters identified the individual as Rasha Alawieh, a nephrology specialist and assistant professor at Brown University, who was in the U.S. on a work visa. According to the report, she was arrested on Thursday at Boston Logan International Airport.

U.S. Justice Department Justifies Deportation

The U.S. Department of Justice explained that Alawieh was denied re-entry into the United States due to content discovered on her mobile phone and statements she made during an interview with airport officials.

Alawieh reportedly told authorities that her participation in the funeral was purely religious, stating: “Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah is a very significant figure in the community, and for me, this is a completely religious matter, not a political one.”

U.S. Terror Designation and Border Security Concerns

The United States classifies Hezbollah as a terrorist organization and considers it part of the “Axis of Resistance” supported by the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The Justice Department stated that, given Alawieh’s comments and the images of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and Iran’s Supreme Leader found on her phone, U.S. Customs and Border Protection concluded that her “true intentions” for entering the country could not be determined.

Legal Proceedings and Departure to Lebanon

The report further noted that a federal judge in Boston initially ruled that Alawieh’s deportation could not take place without prior notice for 48 hours. However, she departed that same night on a flight to France before continuing to Lebanon.

Previously, the U.S. State Department had emphasized its right to revoke or deny visas to any individual who supports foreign terrorist organizations, including international students.

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March 20, 2025 0 comment

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Women, Children, and Elderly Make Up Most Gaza Airstrike Victims

by خانم هاشمی March 19, 2025

The Director-General of the Government Media Office in Gaza has released new data on the victims of the recent Israeli offensive, revealing that more than 400 casualties have been transferred to hospitals across the region. According to the report, 73% of those killed were civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.

Mass Attacks on Residential Areas

According to the Palestinian news agency Sama, Ismail Thawabteh stated that since the early hours of Tuesday, March 18, Israeli forces have carried out numerous airstrikes on civilian homes in Gaza. These attacks have resulted in the deaths of more than 400 people, who have since been transported to hospitals.

Thawabteh further detailed the demographics of the victims, reporting that among the dead were 174 children, 89 women, 32 elderly individuals, and 109 men. He emphasized that these figures indicate a deliberate targeting of civilians, which he described as part of an ongoing campaign against the Palestinian population in Gaza.

Gaza’s Healthcare System on the Brink of Collapse

In a related statement, Dr. Mohammed Abu Salmiya, Director-General of Al-Shifa Medical Complex, reported that Israeli forces have expanded their attacks to include homes, mosques, and shelters, resulting in a growing number of casualties.

By midday, the official death toll had risen to 412, with more than 600 people injured. The surge in casualties has placed immense strain on Gaza’s healthcare system, which has already been severely weakened by nearly 18 months of continuous Israeli bombardment.

Severe Shortages of Medical Supplies and Humanitarian Aid

Dr. Abu Salmiya warned that Israel’s ongoing blockade has led to a dire shortage of medical supplies and humanitarian aid. He noted that hospitals have been systematically targeted, medical personnel killed, and essential supplies blocked from entering Gaza.

“For the past 17 days, border crossings have remained completely closed, preventing the entry of any humanitarian aid or medicine,” he stated.

According to Abu Salmiya, hospitals are now facing extreme shortages of life-saving equipment, including essential medications, imaging devices, and oxygen production stations. He further reported that due to these shortages, many wounded individuals are dying in hospital corridors, as medical teams struggle to provide even basic care.

Blocking Medical Evacuations

The situation is further exacerbated by Israel’s refusal to allow medical evacuations through the Rafah border crossing. Abu Salmiya described this policy as a death sentence for thousands of injured civilians who could otherwise receive life-saving treatment abroad.

“If the current conditions persist, hundreds—if not thousands—of people who could have been saved will die,” he warned.

Calls for International Intervention

In his closing remarks, Abu Salmiya urged the international community to take immediate action to stop Israel’s ongoing assault, reopen border crossings, and allow the entry of medical supplies and humanitarian teams into Gaza.

The latest Israeli military offensive, reportedly conducted with U.S. approval, has left no area of Gaza untouched. Airstrikes have targeted residential buildings, schools, refugee centers, and shelters for displaced individuals.

Meanwhile, reports indicate that the White House confirmed Israel consulted with the Trump administration prior to launching the operation.

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March 19, 2025 0 comment

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Trump’s Airstrikes in Yemen Kill Women and Children

by خانم هاشمی March 18, 2025

The Yemeni Health Ministry announced that the majority of the casualties from the U.S. airstrikes in Yemen were women, children, and other civilians.

Majority of Victims Are Women and Children

The airstrikes, conducted by the United States and the United Kingdom under the orders of Donald Trump, resulted in at least 31 deaths and 101 injuries, according to the Yemeni Health Ministry. Spokesperson Anis al-Asbahi stated that “most of them were children and women.”

These attacks followed Trump’s warning to Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement against targeting ships in the Red Sea. Despite Ansar Allah’s threats to resume attacks on Israeli ships in response to the blockade of Gaza, the Yemeni government had not initiated any assaults in the Red Sea or the Bab al-Mandab Strait prior to these airstrikes.

The recent bombings represent the most significant U.S. military action since Trump’s return to power in February. They come after Ansar Allah’s warnings to resume attacks on Israeli-linked vessels in the Red Sea due to Israel’s blockade of Gaza.

According to Al Jazeera, Anis al-Asbahi, spokesperson for Yemen’s Health Ministry, reported that the U.S. attacks, which began on Saturday and continued into early Sunday, targeted Sanaa, the capital, as well as areas in Saada, al-Bayda, and Rada’a. These strikes resulted in 31 deaths and 101 injuries, with “most of them children and women.”

Yemen’s Strong Support for Palestine Continues

Ansar Allah has warned that these attacks “will not go unanswered.” The group’s official website condemned what it described as “American and British aggression” and the “criminal barbarity” of Washington.

Following the U.S. attacks, Ansar Allah declared that these strikes would not deter their firm resolve to support Palestine and the people of Gaza. They affirmed their continued comprehensive support for the Palestinian people in their efforts to lift the blockade of Gaza.

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March 18, 2025 0 comment

Politics

Yale Suspends pro-Palestine Scholar After AI-Generated Allegations

by خانم هاشمی March 15, 2025

Yale Law School has suspended Dr. Helyeh Doutaghi, an Associate Research Scholar, following an AI-driven report. The suspension has raised concerns about due process, academic freedom, and the risks of using AI-generated content in making serious decisions.

University Takes Action Following AI-Powered Report

Yale Law School has placed Dr. Helyeh Doutaghi, an Associate Research Scholar and Deputy Director of the Law and Political Economy (LPE) Project, on administrative leave after an AI-driven report accused her of ties to the Palestinian group Samidoun, which the U.S. government designates as a terrorist organization. The decision has sparked controversy over due process, academic freedom, and the ethical risks of relying on AI-generated content.

AI-Powered Website Sparks Controversy

The suspension came within 24 hours of the publication of a report by Jewish Onliner, a Zionist website that uses artificial intelligence to generate content. The website alleged that Doutaghi had connections to Samidoun, leading Yale to swiftly revoke her campus access, disable her university email, and bar her from advertising her affiliation with the institution.

Doutaghi Denies Allegations and Criticizes AI Misinformation

In response, Doutaghi issued a statement on X (formerly Twitter) and Bluesky, calling the allegations fabricated and baseless. She condemned Yale’s decision to suspend her without an opportunity to defend herself, emphasizing the dangers of AI-driven misinformation in academia and the broader threat to freedom of speech.

Academic Freedom and Palestine Advocacy Under Threat?

Doutaghi, known for her advocacy for Palestinian rights, believes her suspension is politically motivated. She called on Yale to reinstate her position and restore her reputation, while also urging the public to support her case as a defense of free speech and academic independence.

As discussions around this case continue, many are questioning how AI-generated reports should be handled in high-stakes decisions and whether institutions are prepared to deal with the unintended consequences of digital misinformation.

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March 15, 2025 0 comment

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