This is happening to Jews all over the U.S. thanks to Democrat-Leftist control over universities.
Harvard Lawsuit and Anti-Semitism: Jewish students at Harvard have sued the university, alleging that it has failed to protect them from anti-Semitism. The lawsuit cites multiple incidents, including physical assaults, harassment, and hostile campus environments that have been left unaddressed by the administration. The plaintiffs argue that the university’s failure to act has allowed a culture of anti-Jewish hatred to flourish on campus Daily Wire
Rutgers University Chaos: At Rutgers University, a protest turned chaotic, leaving Jewish students pleading for police protection. The protesters chanted slogans calling for the destruction of the Jewish state and incited violence. The university’s handling of the situation, described by some as leaving Jewish students vulnerable, was heavily criticized. The incident was seen as a failure to protect students from threats and hate speech on campusDaily Wire
Two Jewish students at the University of Pittsburgh suffered injuries after an attack involving a glass bottle near the university’s Cathedral of Learning, according to an official announcement from the institution. The incident occurred around 11:30 p.m. on a Friday, and the victims, who were wearing traditional Jewish yarmulkes, received on-site medical treatment.
BREAKING: A group of Jewish students were attacked on the University of Pittsburgh campus.
The suspect was arrested after injuring the students with a bottle. Two of them were treated at the scene for injuries. The attacker does not appear to have any affiliation with the… pic.twitter.com/Z9kfMtW0OD
— Hen Mazzig (@HenMazzig) August 31, 2024
Authorities reported that the assailant, who wore a kaffiyeh—a checkered scarf often associated with Palestinian solidarity—had no ties to the university and was promptly detained by the university police.
In response to the violence, the university has engaged with the Hillel University Center and the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, emphasizing a strong stance against both violence and antisemitism. The university leadership condemned the attack, reaffirming its commitment to a safe and inclusive environment where acts of hatred and violence are unacceptable.
Breaking: Two Jewish students were attacked on the University of Pittsburgh campus late Friday by a man wearing a keffiyeh.
The man was waiting at a table when two Jewish students wearing yamulkes were walking He then ran across the street and attacked them from behind. pic.twitter.com/3W2SGZ8kUQ
— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) August 31, 2024
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro also commented on the incident, denouncing antisemitism and all forms of hate-driven violence, and underlining the state’s commitment to safety and inclusivity. Governor Shapiro expressed solidarity with the affected students and the broader university community.
Two Pittsburgh University Jewish students were attacked by a man with a bottle while walking to Shabbat services last night.
The attack was caught on surveillance footage and a suspect, who was wearing a keffiyeh, had been arrested.https://t.co/h9Iw6Icw7d pic.twitter.com/muwheuEcAs
— AG (@AGHamilton29) August 31, 2024
This attack is part of a disturbing trend of rising antisemitism in the U.S., notably following recent conflicts involving Hamas, which have also sparked protests and sit-ins across various college campuses.
- Two Jewish students at the University of Pittsburgh were injured after being attacked with a glass bottle near the university’s Cathedral of Learning.
- The attack occurred late Friday night, and the victims, identifiable by their traditional Jewish yarmulkes, were treated at the scene.
- The suspect, who was wearing a kaffiyeh, was arrested by university police and had no affiliation with the university.
- University officials and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro strongly condemned the attack and reiterated their stance against antisemitism and violence.
- The incident is part of a broader rise in antisemitism in the U.S., which has influenced the atmosphere on college campuses, leading to protests and sit-ins.
TL Holcomb – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News
