New York Governor Kathy Hochul said on Tuesday that she was outrage by the "antisemitic attack" and announced that the New York State Hate Crime Task Force would aid in the investigation.
“I believe you have an obligation to stand up for what you believe in, even if it’s unpleasant,” co-chair of the Columbia U antisemitism task force, Lemann, said.
Notable headlines seen on the front cover include "Palestinian Prisoners," "The Myth of the Two-State Solution," and "Zionist Peace Means Palestinian Blood."
Reuven Kahane had been arrested and accused of assault after the altercation with the demonstrators, who were protesting outside the home of a Columbia U trustee.
Who knows, they might even succeed in knocking some sense into the Ivy League schools.
In contrast, there were 2,301 pro-Israel events recorded, 31% of which were direct counter-protests.
Some veteran students protested the event, planting American flags before the event was due to take place.
House report reveals Columbia mishandled antisemitism claims.
“The university decided to not allow me to be on campus anymore, my job. Why? Because of Oct. 7. Because I was not afraid to stand up to the hateful mob,” assistant professor Shai Davidai said.
Two professors at Case Western Reserve University urge a linguistic solution to tensions on college campuses.
JPOST Digital Library
