lvy league universities captured by Zionist Jews
American university students were the first to raise their voice against the murderous Netanyahu government’s genocide in Gaza. Among them, students from lvy league universities including Columbia, Harvard, Connell, Princeton, and Yale took the lead. These universities do not depend entirely on government support. Their existence depends on the financial support of philanthropists. These universities are heavily funded by Zionist Jewish billionaires. Due to this they have a strong influence on the governance of these universities. They have appointed Zionist Jews as presidents of these universities. Alan Garber (Harvard), Peter Salovey (Yale), Christopher L. Eisgruber (Princeton), Sian Beilock (Dartmouth), Christina H. Paxson (Brown), Martha Pollack (Cornell) are examples of this.
Defining opposition to the Gaza genocide as anti-Semitism.
Zionist Jewish billionaires continued to push for the suppression of student protests against the Gaza genocide at these universities. They defined that opposing the genocide of Gaza by the murderous Netanyahu government is Anti-Semitic. But Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard University, pointed out that criticism of the Gaza genocide is freedom of expression and is a prestigious tradition at Harvard University. She was a black woman and the first and only black woman to head an lvy league university. But the Zionist Jewish billionaires who did not accept her opinion and the Zionists in the American Congress forced her to resign. She eventually resigned under intense pressure. They arranged for Alan Garber, a Zionist Jew, to fill her vacancy. They arranged for Alan Garber, a Zionist Jew, to fill her vacancy. Liz Magill, president of the University of Pennsylvania, also suffered this fate.
The new round of protests started at Columbia University
Columbia university students, who have a history of militancy between the anti-Vietnam War struggle and the struggle against South Africa’s white apartheid government, recently entered into a new battle. Last week, Columbia students camped out on the university ground and started a protest. They pressured Columbia University to remove ties with Israel. They called on the Biden administration to stop the murderous Netanyahu government’s genocide in Gaza and to intervene into an immediate ceasefire. They demanded not to provide US weapons to Israel for the Gaza genocide. The specialty here is that non-Zionist Jewish university students and faculty members joined these protests. This wave of protests spread to many American universities. Many political commentators interpreted this trend by comparing it to the anti-Vietnam War movement.
Zionist Jewish strong pressure to suppress university students..
But the Zionist Jewish political power in America and the media owned by the Zionist Jews branded the protests of the university students as anti-Semitic. They continuously pressured the university authorities to suppress them. According to the first amendment of the American constitution, the university students have the freedom to express their opinions. But even the American constitution has become powerless under the influence of Zionist Jews. Bowing to their influence, the university authorities suppressed the peaceful protests of the students.
The crackdown begins, thousands of students are arrested
Currently, more than two thousand university students across America have been arrested using violent force, and hundreds of students have had their studentships revoked. The only mistake they made to destroy the future of these young university students is to join the peaceful protests to stop the genocide in Gaza. Not only the university students, but the faculty members who participated in the protests and the journalists who reported the incidents were also illegally arrested.
The president of Columbia University, who was a puppet of the Zionist Jews..
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik invited the New York Police to campus to disperse peaceful protests to appease Zionist Jews. This humiliating decision of hers has been severely criticized by the teaching staff of Columbia University. Columbia Law School’s Human Rights Institute, 54 members of Columbia Law School’s tenured faculty, and the Knight First Amendment Institute slammed Minouche Shafik, condemning the alarming decision of her to call the police to break up student camps.
Zionist Jewish mob attack in Los Angeles..
Meanwhile, foreign news services reported that a group of Zionist Jews attacked the students who were camping in support of Palestine at the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA) early last Wednesday (1). Masked Zionist Jewish thugs carried out the attack while university security officers and Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officers watched. They silently blessed the Jewish thugs. The thugs broke heads of the peaceful protestors with sticks.
United Nations human rights chief exposes America
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, last Tuesday (30) condemned the crackdown and the harsh measures taken to disperse protests at universities in the US. “Freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly are fundamental to society, especially when there are sharp disagreements on major issues,” he said. The UN human rights chief also pointed out that US universities have a strong historical tradition of student activism, vigorous debate and freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. “United States of America: UN Human Rights Chief troubled by law enforcement actions against protesters at universities” can be accessed here
Criticism of the UN Special Rapporteur.
The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of the Right to Expression and right to report Mrs. Irene Khan emphasizes that restrictions on academic freedom in the United States have violated the rights of students to protest against the Gaza war at elite Ivy League universities such as Columbia, Harvard and Yale. Pointing out that the Gaza crisis is truly becoming a global crisis of freedom of expression, she warns that this will have major consequences in the future.
Criticism of Israel is perfectly legal under international law.
She said anti-Semitism and Islamophobia should be banned and hate speech violates international law. “But, we must not mix criticism of Israel as a political entity, as a state. Criticism of Israel is perfectly legal under international law.” We need freedom of expression and it is a fundamental right that is important for democracy, development, conflict resolution and peace building, UN Special Rapporteur Irene Khan stressed. “If we sacrifice all that, if we politicize the issue, if we undermine the right to protest and the right to express ourselves, we are doing compensatory damage.”
Hijabs are forcibly removed from Muslim university students.
The use of maximum force by the security forces to suppress the peaceful student protests in the American universities and the suppression of dissident voices of university authorities have been the cause of severe criticism by many. Videos have been circulating on social media for the past few days showing police and security forces using violence to disperse peaceful protests. Those scenes are humiliating. Among these are the scenes of the Muslim university students who were arrested by the New York police on April 30 are subject to forcibly remove their hijabs.
State violence unleashed against American university students
Human Rights Watch, which advocates for the protection of human rights and democracy around the world, released an announcement on April 26, condemning the violence “US Universities Should Respect Right to Protest – End Crackdown on Peaceful Pro-Palestinian Protests”, which has been unleashed against American university students. Pro-Palestine protests have spread across American university campuses, including Columbia University, the University of Texas and Emory University, and are being heavily suppressed. Banning students from campus, eviction of students from dormitories, and arrests of students, faculty, legal observers, and journalists covering these events, the statement said.
Authorities must protect the right to free assembly and expression…
As protests spread to universities across the country, Human Rights Watch cautions that criticism of Israeli government policies or advocacy of Palestinian rights should not be misconstrued as “anti-Semitic” and that university authorities do not act improperly to suppress peaceful protests. Instead, they argue, universities should protect individuals’ rights to free assembly and expression. The full announcement can be accessed here.
https://www.hrw.org/news/2024/04/26/us-universities-should-respect-right-protest
American university students who are interested in democracy, Human Rights, and media freedom in other countries of the world, and who advocate for it, do not have the opportunity to express their opinion freely. Media is not allowed to cover peaceful protests. Students, lecturers, journalists are arrested and repressed using maximum force. Hijabs are forcibly removed from Muslim students. This is the current fate of America, which is subject to Zionist Jewish political lobby. At this moment, we have the question of whether there is a difference between the Ayatollahs of Iran, who force hijabs on women while suppressing peaceful demonstrations, arresting and torturing students, and the Bidens of America, who forcibly remove hijabs and arrest thousands of university students.
Azgar Nuhman – Freelance Journalist and Sufi author
