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IsraCampus asks how long will Governors support financially an institution which offers facilities with impunity to those advocating our collective demise? This scandalous behavior needs prompt reaction as inaction is to condone our potential collective suicide.

The University of Haifa showed uncharacteristic good sense when it banned a campus appearance by the Islamofascist terrorist Sheikh Salah, who runs the Islamist fundamentalist movement inside Israel. The bloody sheikh, arrested for his role in the flotilla aggression, was invited by the local Arab student union. Last year the same sheikh spoke at Haifa U and called for Arab students to become suicide bombers.

No sooner does the University of Haifa display common sense than Tel Aviv University does the opposite. The very same Salah was invited by Tel Aviv University and did indeed appear.

'Salah, the head of the Islamic Movement's northern branch, called on Tuesday for the "liberation" of Jerusalem from Israeli authority, and criticized US President Barack Obama's call for a Palestinian state on 1967 lines with land swaps, saying that such swaps would lead to the expulsion of Palestinians from their homes.

"Two weeks ago, Haifa University decided to prevent Salah from giving a lecture and spreading his illegal messages of incitement. In light of this, we will consider putting sanctions on Tel Aviv University," [Alex] Miller [Israel Beiteinu] said.'

http://www.jpost.com/DiplomacyAndPolitics/Article.aspx?id=222467

Salah TAU speech prompts emergency Knesset meeting
The Islamic Sheikh "has been convicted of contact with the enemy, is known as one who accuses Jews of all evil in the world," says MK Miller.

By LAHAV HARKOV AND BEN HARTMAN
27/05/2011

Knesset Education Committee chairman Alex Miller (Israel Beiteinu) announced on Wednesday that he has called an emergency meeting to discuss possible sanctions against Tel Aviv University after Islamic Sheikh Raed Salah's recent controversial speech on campus.

"Salah has been convicted of contact with the enemy and is known as one who accuses the Jews of all the evil in the world," Miller said.

"The purpose of his visit [in Tel Aviv University] was to make a dangerous provocation and incite violence."

Salah, the head of the Islamic Movement's northern branch, called on Tuesday for the "liberation" of Jerusalem from Israeli authority, and criticized US President Barack Obama's call for a Palestinian state on 1967 lines with land swaps, saying that such swaps would lead to the expulsion of Palestinians from their homes.

Tel Aviv University said that it "adheres to the freedom of expression and allows public activities held by students.

The university committee approves requests for public events as long as they don't run the risk of endangering the public well-being or damaging property or are violations of the law."

"Since a previous appearance by Raed Salah on the campus in 2009 was held without any disturbance, the committee decided to allow the event to take place," the university said, "including making sure that the event would be recorded in its entirety so that the statements made could be held up. It's notable that this past visit by Raed Salah also passed without incident."