The recent pro-Palestine protests on American college campuses were a disgrace. The students were not only overlooking the fact that there are still Americans held hostage by Hamas, but many of the homosexual students who were part of the protests have no idea how they would be treated in a Sharia Law compliant country. Ignorance is bliss, but it is not always safe or healthy.<\/p>\n
On Saturday, Front Page Magazine<\/a> posted an article about some of the Biden administration’s actions in response to the protests (some of which definitely overstepped the boundaries of peaceful protest). The subject of blocking Jewish students from attending class does not seem to be covered in the Biden administration’s response to the protests.<\/p>\n The article reports:<\/p>\n After weeks of bias intimidation by Hamas supporters aimed at Jewish students and faculty, including Khymani James, an encampment leader who had talked to Columbia University officials\u00a0about killing Jews<\/a>, the Biden administration\u2019s Department of Education, with the inevitability of a rigged slot machine in Reno, is launching a \u201ccivil rights investigation\u201d into the university for \u201cextreme anti-Palestinian, anti-Arab, and Islamophobic harassment\u201d.<\/strong><\/p>\n The complaint comes from \u2018Palestine Legal\u2019, the same group providing advice to the encampment protesters.<\/strong><\/p>\n It complains that \u201cColumbia has reinforced the hostile anti-Palestinian environment, including by suspending Students for Justice in Palestine \u2014 a student organization that advocates for Palestinian human rights \u2014 for engaging in speech activity supporting Palestinian rights\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n What sort of \u201cspeech activity\u201d did Columbia University\u2019s SJP chapter engage in?<\/strong><\/p>\n After Oct 7, Students for Justice in Palestine hailed the Hamas rape of girls, murder of babies and kidnapping of children as a \u201chistoric win for the Palestinian resistance\u201d.<\/strong><\/p>\n The national organization which has 200 chapters on campuses across North America put out a \u2018toolkit\u2019 which explained that the Jewish victims were \u201cnot civilians\u201d and could be freely targeted.<\/strong><\/p>\n Its poster for a \u2018Day of Resistance\u2019 featured an image of the paraglider that Hamas terrorists had used to massacre and rape young Israelis at a music festival.<\/strong><\/p>\n Columbia University\u2019s Students for Justice in Palestine celebrated the \u201cunprecedented historic moment for the Palestinians of Gaza\u201d and asserted their \u201cfull solidarity with the Palestinian resistance\u201d. It was also a signatory to the \u201cvictory or martyrdom\u201d statement signed by the national organization.<\/strong><\/p>\n The article concludes:<\/p>\n The Department of Education refuses to protect Jewish students from Hamas supporters, but rushes to protect Hamas supporters from Jewish students.<\/strong><\/p>\n This is much more reminiscent of Germany in the 1930’s than the values of most\u00a0 Americans. Remember that Germany began enacting anti-Semitic laws in 1933, followed by the Nuremberg Laws in 1935. In March 1933, Dachau, the first concentration camp opened. <\/span>The anti-Semitic actions of the German government also spawned Kristallnacht in 1938. I do not want to see America go down that path.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The recent pro-Palestine protests on American college campuses were a disgrace. The students were not only overlooking the fact that there are still Americans held hostage by Hamas, but many of the homosexual students who were part of the protests … Continue reading