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Campus Antisemitism

“Hamas mobs have been running rampant throughout the school, blocking entrances to classrooms,” Brooke Goldstein, executive director of the Lawfare Project, told JNS.
It is the first time that the House has ever subpoenaed a university.
The Coalition Against Apartheid will no longer be allowed to organize on campus.
“The vitriol coming out of America’s most famous university is intolerable,” Harvard freshman Charlie Covit told JNS.
In addition to the private Maryland research university, the department is probing a Louisiana public school district and Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Wash.
“Such attacks on any individual are unacceptable and will not be tolerated from members of the public or our university community,” the university stated.
Francesca Albanese doubled down during an event at Harvard on her controversial claim that Hamas terrorists only hate Israel, not Jews.
“When will New Yorkers get some answers? Maybe before commencement season,” says the editorial.
Virginia Foxx noted that incidents at the Ivy League institution go back long before last year, citing instances of “assaults, harassment and vandalism.”
Freshman Noah Lederman said someone “shoved me against the wall and pinned me in an attempt to immobilize me.”
The protesters, who called for boycotting Israel, referred to Israel’s “complicity” in Palestinian genocide.
The event took place at the University of California, Irvine, which also served as co-sponsor.