“Oct 7 2023”

Combating the anti-Semitism radiating from U.S. college campuses will require work on many fronts. Some of the drivers could take enormous effort to uproot—for example, the DEI culture that has reshaped K–12 and postsecondary institutions. A less frequently discussed factor is easier to address: U.S. universities should stop letting foreign entities shape campus intellectual life.

Centers dedicated to the study of the Middle East, many receiving lavish foreign financial support, do more to promote anti-Zionist and pro-Hamas narratives than virtually any other force on campus. Even a small number of biased faculty can have an outsize influence because the dominant intersectional ideologies leave students primed to embrace anti-Semitic attitudes.

Among the hordes cheering on Hamas from university campuses and the streets of America are among the most privileged kids in the world. There’s the pricey North Face coats, keffiyeh, of course, and a slew of other luxe goods.

JUST IN: Columbia University has announced classes will be remote for the rest of the year as anti-Israel protests rock the school.

There are now growing calls for tuition refunds for the $70k a year college now that it has practically turned into an online school.

"It’s vital… pic.twitter.com/PdeYnG9cA6

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) April 23, 2024

h/t SweetPea

Israeli officials told the New York Times on Monday that in the north of the Gaza Strip, where the IDF has waged intense and difficult fighting, there are still 4,000-5,000 armed Hamas terrorists left.

US officials have said that it is likely that Hamas will not be completely destroyed by military activity. Still, the pace of rebuilding its strength depends on the next steps that Israel will take after the fighting.

American/Palestinian Mohamed Hadid says New York congressman Ritchie Torres is ‘slave to whites’ and ‘make sure you dress as KKK’

The father of supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid has accused a black politician of being a “slave to whites” over his support for Israel.

Mohamed Hadid, an American and Palestinian real estate developer, targeted New York congressman Ritchie Torres and compared him to a “sewer rat”.

At the last possible moment, after months of prevarication and with Russian troops on the brink of a major breakthrough in Ukraine, the US Congress voted to approve more than $61 billion worth of military assistance for Kyiv on Saturday afternoon. In a vote that a vocal minority of Republicans had desperately attempted to stop through procedural objections and threats to remove Speaker Mike Johnson, 210 Democrats and 101 Republicans finally joined to support Ukraine. A majority of Republicans — 112 Congress members — voted against.

The NYPD arrested dozens of NYU students and faculty members who have been protesting demanding the university divests from any Israel-related holdings at a ‘Gaza Solidarity; encampment.

Officers clad in riot gear used zip ties to detain protesters, marching them onto police buses after warnings to leave the area were ignored.

The protest, involving hundreds, began at 6am with a group setting up tents at NYU’s Gould Plaza.

#NOW Pro-palestine Protesters LIGHT FLARES march through China Town to "FLOOD 1PP" for Jail support.

1PP is 1 Police Plaza, NYPD headquarters. pic.twitter.com/pcvhT8XpEJ

— Oliya Scootercaster 🛴 (@ScooterCasterNY) April 23, 2024

For many years, American conservatives used to point out examples of liberal hypocrisy by drawing attention to some offensive or outrageous thing that the Left had done, but that had gone unreported or otherwise tolerated by the media, then saying, “If conservatives had done that, you would have raised hell.” The idea was to shame liberals into reforming themselves to become fair and balanced.

It rarely worked, but it’s not hard to see why it might have done, back when the Left at least paid lip service to liberal principles. That’s ancient history. The reason to do it today—the only reason—is to reveal to the Right how decadent the systems that govern our societies have become, and to make clear the grave challenges before us.

Billionaire Robert Kraft has pulled his financial support from Columbia University, saying he’s lost confidence in the Ivy League school’s ability to protect its students amid anti-Israel protests.

‘The school I love so much – the one that welcomed me and provided me with so much opportunity – is no longer an institution I recognize,’ The New England Patriots’ owner and Columbia graduate said on Monday.

‘I am deeply saddened at the virulent hate that continues to grow on campus and throughout our country.’

#NOW ENCAMPMENT RAIDED – Massive Police Presence REMOVE TENTS, Mass Arrests at NYU "Liberated Zone".

Video by @yyeeaahhhboiii2 Desk@freedomnews.tv to license pic.twitter.com/itqDUq7YN2

— Oliya Scootercaster 🛴 (@ScooterCasterNY) April 23, 2024

I was stabbed in the eye last night on Yale University’s campus because I am a Jew.

I wish I could say I was surprised, but since October 7, Yale has refused to take action against students glorifying violence, chanting “resistance is justified,” “celebrat[ing] the resistance’s success,” and fundraising for “Palestinian anarchist fighters” on the frontlines of the “resistance.” In more recent days, the school has allowed students to run roughshod over their most basic policies against postering, time and place restrictions, disorderly conduct, respect for university property, and the rights of others, not to mention stalking and harassment.

Yesterday, I paid the price for their inaction.

h/t Sweetpea

The recent anti-Israel and pro-Hamas demonstrations at Columbia University have seen calls for a double Holocaust – not a second Holocaust, but a double one.

In footage that emerged from the Columbia hate orgy over the weekend, one of the protestors yelled at Jewish students and counter-protestors, “Remember the 7th of October! That will happen not one more time, not five more times, not 10 more times, not 100 more times, not 1,000 more times, but 10,000 times!”