Soros network gave paid fellowship to head of anti-Israel center propping up terrorism

The philanthropy network steering the wealth of Democratic megadonor George Soros awarded a paid fellowship to the leader of a law school's anti-Israel office facing a Senate investigation for promoting terrorist sympathizers, records show. Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans this month requested Rutgers University by Feb. 20 turn over funding and budget information on its Center The philanthropy network steering the wealth of Democratic megadonor George Soros awarded a paid fellowship to the leader of a law school's anti-Israel office facing a Senate investigation.

Related Keywords

Israel ,California ,United States ,Berlin ,Germany ,Maryland ,Texas ,Doha ,Ad Daw Ah ,Qatar ,Washington ,New York ,San Francisco State University ,Berkeley ,Gaza ,Israel General ,Qatari ,Palestine ,Palestinian ,Israeli ,Johnr Allen ,Saleem Ali ,Patterson Belknap ,Sami Al Arian ,Sahar Aziz ,Rabab Abdulhadi ,Hatem Bazian ,George Soros ,Leila Khaled ,Ferdinand Ostrop ,Carrie Severino ,Adeel Mangi ,Andrem Davis ,University Of South Florida ,New York Times ,Us Circuit Court ,Society Foundations ,Brookings Institution ,Boston University ,Texasam University ,Judicial Crisis Network ,Brookings Doha Center ,University Of California ,Rutgers University ,Department Of Homeland Security ,Us District Court ,Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans ,Judiciary Committee Republicans ,Rutgers Law ,Soros Backed Open Society Foundations ,Middle East ,Ted Cruz ,Washington Examiner ,South Florida ,Palestinian Islamic Jihad ,Popular Front ,Open Society Foundations ,New Brunswick ,Homeland Security ,Maryland Judge Andre ,Open Society ,