The assistant professor screams Colombia, the leadership of Bernard as anti -Israel instigators causes chaos

Invisible protests of Israel She broke out at the Barnard College last week, and invites the professor participating in Colombia Davidia tea students and faculty members.

“These protests that we saw two days ago, and the seizure of a hall in Bernard, it’s one of the same protests that started on October 12, 2023,” Davidai told Fox News Digital. “Hate does not disappear on its own. Extremism does not disappear on its own. If you don’t deal with it, it will still exist.”

The latest protests were in response to the expulsion of two requests that they had entered the academic semester of Colombia in January and threw the clouds full of bulletins The anti -Semitic discourse.

A student of Bernard demands that action be taken after the pro -protest has turned into Hamas into violence, and he is called a “compassionate” response to the school.

Professor is studying the course, Avi Shilon, he said Israel times He called the demonstrators to join the separation, but they refused and continued to scream instead.

In the wake of the expulsion of Barnard’s students, more than 50 incitement against Israel seized a building on the Barnard campus, echoing Hamilton Hall at Columbia University.

When I spoke to Fox News Digital, Davidai indicated that while the protests were physically held in Barnard, it was organized by Colombia and funded.

“This is the result of 20 years of indoctrination,” Davidai told Fox News Digital. “We have received students and they are not the problem. The problem was always the professors who were indoctrinated.”

However, Davidai says he heard Jewish and non -Jewish students alike that they are tired of protests.

“They see no accountability, and they only pass,” said Daviday. “I received email messages from parents, saying:” What do we pay 90,000 dollars for? So, Bernard can go and clean the chaos of students who got walking free from Scottish? “It has no meaning.”

It is claimed that the anti -Israel demonstrators embrace the employee while acquiring the Bernard College in New York City

Davidai says he tried to communicate with other faculty members on issues, but in one case, a student intervened and withdrawn other faculty from the conversation. He says that there are “radical students” who tell faculty members, “What do they do and what he says.”

In addition to the college, Davidai sees a problem with the leadership of Colombia. He says that former President of Colombia University Minosh Shavek “did not know what it was” and “he was cowardly.” The heavier blame puts the interim president, Katrina Armstrong, who says he is “incompetent.”

Davidai does not believe that all hope is lost to Colombia and believes that there is a way for university to change things.

“You expel the participants, expel the professors (who) publicly support Hamas and other terrorist organizations designed in the United States. You expel students who starkly support the massacres of Jews and Israelis, and you give way to professors who want to teach students who want to learn.”

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Barnard College or Columbia University has not immediately responded to the Fox News Digital requests for comment.

Barnard College and Columbia University has a floors history. Initially, Colombia was a male university, and Bernard, a school of all females, became part of the Colombia in 1900. They are still buying academic resources and both institutions available to Colombia and Barnard students.

On February 26, Colombia tweeted a statement saying that “the disruption of academic activities is not an acceptable behavior.”

Immediately after the disruption of the chapter in January, the interim president, Armstrong, condemned the incident in a statement, saying that the actions of the lecturers were inconsistent with the university’s rules. In addition, Colombia hung an alleged participant with relations with the university and launched an investigation.

Barneard President Laura Ann Rosenbury published an introduction to the situation on Monday in Chronkal Higher Education entitled.When the students’ protest goes very far away”

“This disorder was not designed to expand the scope of thinking or progress in civil discourse. Instead, it was a calculated work of intimidation, as it mocks the disorders and speaks loudly to the professor, distributed anti -Semitic bulletins, and refused to join the discussion even when he called the professor to sit in the chapter,” he writes Rosnnburi. She added that the actions of the demonstrators were “completely inconsistent with our mission.”