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Was Norman Finkelstein Right In Calling Out Jewish Billionaires For Their Outsized Influence In Ivy League Universities?
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The genocide in Gaza has taken on a life of its own.
When Hamas made the decision to attack young Israeli revelers on the 7th of October, no one — not even they — could have envisaged the seismic consequences it would have on western polities and the very things which successive generations have come to take for granted: freedom of speech.
Here in the United Kingdom, the mainstream media did their level best to depict the hundreds of thousands who marched in support of the defenseless Palestinians in Gaza as anti-Semites and when that failed, the government of the day doubled down, culminating in the sacking of one of the most divisive politicians of recent times —Suella Braverman.
Across the Atlantic, the Palestinian genocide is threatening to rip apart some of the most prestigious universities in the world
The Presidents of three Ivy League schools are currently embroiled in a major controversy which has arisen from student protests, with Professor Magill of Pennsylvania losing her job and Dr. Gay of Harvard, still clinging to her position.