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US House passes bill to stopfederal funding of universities boycotting Israel

The US House has approved a bill aimed at halting federal support for universities that boycott Israel, marking a significant political shift that now awaits Senate approval. The vote reflected a mostly partisan divide, with some Democrats voicing concerns about free speech impli

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Pranjal Pandey4 Sept 2026, 08:09 amUpdated 2h ago1 min readWorldWorld
US House passes bill to stop federal funding of universities boycotting Israel

World — Pranjal Pandey

The US House has approved a bill aimed at halting federal support for universities that boycott Israel, marking a significant political shift that now awaits Senate approval. The vote reflected a mostly partisan divide, with some Democrats voicing concerns about free speech implications. Amid escalating protests against Israel's actions in Gaza, supporters assert that the legislation addresses antisemitism, a claim contested by demonstrators who disagree with its intent.

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Source: Times of India · Pranjal Pandey. Published 4 Sept 2026, 08:09 am.

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