An Israeli billionaire resigned from the board of Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government after a student group’s letter “held the Israeli regime” accountable for the recent terrorist attacks.
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Congressional Republicans with Harvard degrees are calling on the school to take a tougher stance on antisemitism in response to student groups defending Hamas's Israel attack.
Harvard president Claudine Gay issued a more forceful message Thursday evening as the university faces backlash following student groups' statement blaming Israel for Hamas' attacks.
An Israeli billionaire resigned from the board of Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government after a student group’s letter “held the Israeli regime” accountable for the recent terrorist attacks.
As those selfish hateful privileged children—students at elite American universities like those at Harvard who’ve been primed by Marxist professors spit their bile on massacred Israeli civilians–the I...
Places like Harvard have spent the past few years brazenly and proudly denying free speech and canceling anyone who deviates from their hard-left worldview on political or social issues, from the U…
There’s an ongoing debate on university campuses about whether and how to respond to students who support, defend or even praise what Hamas terrorists deliberately did to innocent Israeli children,…
Some Harvard students are claiming that they are victims of doxxing for their affiliation with an anti-Israel letter that went viral after the Hamas terrorist attacks.
Since the Hamas terror attacks on October 7, Harvard has been caught in a bind. Thirty-three student groups issued a statement blaming Israel for the terror. How did we get here?
Israel’s war against Hamas roils Harvard as students, billionaires, and faculty accuse each other of anti-Semitism and McCarthyism | Since Then
