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disciplinary authoritiesThe Jerusalem Post
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A bill proposed to force universities to fire faculty who are deemed to have "incited to terror" or supported a terror organization.
The Attorney-General's Office says the bill disproportionately violated free speech and freedom of occupation.
The bill was proposed by Likud MK Ofir Katz , with the backing of members of Knesset from both the coalition and opposition.
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