Universities & Campuses
Every entry documents dated, sourced public conduct. The factual record and Galil's opinion are presented separately. Click any name for the full record. See the Ledger standard.
Universities with a documented governing-board decision to suspend, restrict, or end institutional relationships with Israeli universities, companies, or programs.
University governing-board actions
- Trinity College Dublin — Trinity's board approved divestment and limits on future commercial, mobility, and institutional research relationships involving Israeli entities.
- University of Barcelona — The university voted to end its Tel Aviv University framework agreement and restrict new institutional relationships involving Israeli institutions.
- University of Granada — Granada's Governing Council suspended mobility, agreements, and specified research cooperation involving Israeli institutions.
- Ghent University — Ghent announced plans to end ongoing institutional collaborations with Israeli universities and research institutions after case-by-case screening.
- University of Helsinki — Helsinki suspended university-level exchange agreements with Israeli partners while declining to restrict individual research collaboration.
- Maastricht University — Maastricht suspended a strategic partnership and student exchange with Hebrew University after a partner-specific human-rights review.
- University of Antwerp — Antwerp placed general Israeli collaboration agreements on hold while continuing to assess individual projects separately.
Where Galil stands
Our opinion: Galil opposes academic isolation of Israeli universities and researchers. Each record states the exact scope and any limiting context of the university's policy.
Ledger systematically reviewed 2026-07-26; entries last updated through 2026-07-26. Anything labeled “our opinion” is opinion. Corrections are added to the record.