At the end, the entire cast appeared in T-shirts bearing the names of kibbutzim and communities that have been abandoned since October 7.
'I am deeply disappointed in my school’s failure to protect me, but I am even more disappointed in my peers for refusing to remove antisemitic rhetoric from their movement' says Sophie Kasson.
One student appeared to have the name of a Hamas leader — Mazen Jamal Al-Natsheh — written on her cap as she accepted her degree.
Remembering Columbia University’s ‘patriot rabbi’ amid student protests.
The letter argued that Jewish self-determination in their historic homeland was an integral part of Jewish identity.
MK Rothman spoke on the Jewish struggle in the Diaspora and the dangers of enabling terror incitement under the guise of protest following the wave of demonstrations across campuses in America.
Harvard out of Occupied Palestine’s press statement declared that “The student intifada is here to stay at Harvard."
The Pulitzer Prizes awarded include Nathan Thrall's book, Reuters and The New York Times reports on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and Vladimir Kara-Murza's commentary.
The judges who signed Monday's letter were all appointed by Trump, who has praised the New York Police Department's response to the protesters.
Columbia’s commencement announcement came hours before its own journalism school prepared to announce the winners of this year’s Pulitzer Prizes, the prestigious journalism and literature prize.