Campus Antisemitism
Ronald S. Lauder has become one of the school’s most important donors.
“Many of our Israel fellows no longer feel marginalized at Harvard Kennedy School,” the Wexner leaders wrote. “They feel abandoned.”
An activist toolkit distributed at colleges calls for a complete Islamist conquest of Israel.
Marc Rowan urges fellow alumni to halt donations to the university for being a “bastion of preferred speech.”
Winston & Strawn stated that it is “outraged and deeply saddened by the violent attack on Israel over the weekend.”
The university says it will also add antisemitism awareness training for staff and students.
The group “offers warm, creative, spiritual and political space for anti-Zionist and non-Zionist Jews, as well as Jews questioning their relationship with Zionism.”
Sen. Rick Scott is concerned about safety in regards to an upcoming anti-Israel event to be held at the University of South Florida.
A documentary released this week features new interviews alleging bigoted statements against Jews from the former Pink Floyd frontman.
The LGBTQ student club aims to do more “to include Palestinian and Arab students who did not feel comfortable or safe.”
Billed as an “evening of resistance,” the event allowed Hezbollah spokesman Ibrahim al-Mousawi to interact with students via Zoom.
The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts “has repeatedly attempted to address this matter amicably and cooperatively,” an attorney wrote to organizers of the festival, which features several prominent antisemitic speakers.
