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The ode to the “Globalization Revolt” has been ongoing throughout Europe and the Middle East for decades, a blatant call for violence and terrorism between Israel and Jews. But in the last two years, these odes have only intensified and multiplied by, now heading west to our America. Things that started with the protests on campus have now become vigilant violence.
This week in Boulder, Colorado, a man shouted “Free Palestine” Throwing a Molotov cocktail A protester held an event in peace to bring the Israeli hostages home to fascinate them. Two young staff members of the Israeli embassy were murdered outside the Jewish museum, and the shooter said, “I did it for Palestine, I did it for Gaza.” Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro’s home was caught on fire by his family because he was Jewish because “What Shapiro wants to do to the Palestinian people”.
These are not isolated incidents. They are all organized and linked with a group: Hamas. The same terrorist ideology behind these attacks is also on display University Campus Over the past two years, in the form of violent anti-Israel and anti-Semitic camps. To be clear, these are not protests from the 1960s. Contrary to what the media might report, these are not student-oriented “protests” at all. The new lawsuit filed by my organization reveals the violent takeover of Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall and the UCLA weekly camp is part of an organized career professional effort to enforce Hamas’ violence, terror and eradicate Jews and Israelis.
At UCLA, rabbi, a doctor and a law student prosecuted students nationwide in Palestine and other anti-Zionist groups to camps carrying swords and “man of humanity.” A designated team of security personnel surrounded by boards, temporary shields, pepper spray and taser. Coordinate litigation members through social media and Google Docs to plan, fund, execute and strengthen camps. Days after the first camp was dispersed by police, more than 40 protesters were found, including more than 40 protesters, metal tubes, bolt cutters, chains and padlocks, and manuals for “occupying” campus buildings.
At Columbia University, A highly coordinated rioter The use of violent masking tactics is reminiscent of Ku Klux Klan’s attack on the Hamilton Hall on campus. The masked invaders armed with ropes, zipper tie and crow pole, through doors and windows, when they met two people’s way–janitors, neither of them were Jews–they both terrorized them, beat them, laughed at them, laughed at them. The two janitors sued the People’s Forum, the group behind the occupation, during which the attackers accused the janitor of being “Jewish lovers.”
These are not children of eyes, and there are signs that demand a more loving and peaceful world. These protesters are part of a wide range of terrorist networks that use those eyes to expose violence and cause chaos. This is to legitimize the intimidation of the whole person. This is the use of guerrilla warfare strategies targeting students and faculty in an environment that could have been safe.
What we are dealing with now is a highly organized, generous funding, Professionally managed sports This has all the attributes of military involvement – from detailed planning to careful mapping to exact logistical elements.
This new understanding requires a strategic shift in the way we oppose these attacks. Most cases against universities have so far been based on a strategy: putting taxpayer-funded universities in charge of the hatred they allow to become universal in their institutions. The goal of this strategy is two aspects. First, universities should not be allowed to use taxpayer funds to fund discrimination, especially when discrimination prevents students from attending classes. Second, universities should be motivated to properly handle issues on their campus so that neither the government nor lawyers have to deal with them one-on-one. These previous cases have held universities accountable for their indifference to anti-Semitism, forcing these schools to recognize and face to face with rampant anti-Semitism on campus.
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During my tenure as Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, I developed this strategy U.S. Department of Education Twenty years ago. It is the basis of the ongoing congressional investigations and law enforcement activities of the Office of Civil Rights, and it is similar to Trump’s anti-Semitism strategy of Trump’s anti-Semitism in schools to take root in anti-Semitic harassment.
But a lot of changes may have happened over the past two decades, which is not enough.
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To address the current reality, it is necessary to adopt new strategies to deal with it. We must hold perpetrators responsible for their criminal proceedings on campus, including criminal prosecutions and civil litigation. However, this alone is not enough. We must also undermine the support and resources of perpetrators to help them carry out these calculated coordination activities. In other words, we used to address the symptoms of anti-Semitism by asking the university to be responsible. Now we also address the root causes of the problem by addressing those who fund, support, plan, and implement anti-Semitic activities. Just like the Muslim Brotherhood supported by Colorado attackers; the United States-Islamic Relations Council (CAIR) praised the October 7 attack; and the Justice students in Palestine who constantly promote violence on campus and incite “student uprisings.”
Just like our reality, our protests have changed. We must be ready to change with it.
Kenneth L.
