Anthropology Section

@MaxNordau This is the state of academia. Any other group of people using archaeology to trace their ancestors' connection to the land? Great. That's decolonization! When Jews do it? Evil! Anthropology in particular has become everything it says it is against.

There's no reason for him to be there, and this is another example of how arts and cultural spaces are ideologically captured by leftists.

Not sure why you tweeted this? You are not fooling anyone. The cat is out of the bag. EVERYONE knows how you and your wife REALLY feel. Just own it already and stop gaslighting all of us. Shabbat Shalom!

Mamdani publicly defends his Islamist dog wife after she celebrated the kidnappings, rapes, tortures, and murders of women, children, babies, the elderly, and the disabled. Including Americans. Yes, they are both terrorists.

@NYCMayor @ZohranKMamdani Remember that your dad calls these people soldiers, and you still refuse to condemn the phrase, “globalize the intifada.” These statements are good and all but they do literally nothing for any of us when you look at the full picture of your past actions

@CBSNews The LEBANESE PRESS reports that the "family" were two terror operatives--but you hide this fact. Why? Why is @CBSNews more pro-Islamist terror than Middle Eastern news sources?

Suspect in Michigan synagogue attack lost family in recent airstrike in Lebanon, source says. Here's what we know. cbsn.ws/4sKq7vD

@WSJ Why don't you mention that his family were terrorists? Why are you reporting this like it justifies him ramming a truck full of explosives into a building with a preschool?

Relatives of the man who rammed his vehicle into a synagogue outside Detroit were recently killed in Lebanon by an Israeli attack, a local mayor said on.wsj.com/4uKCSs7

You endorsed an antisemite for Mayor of New York City.

🚨 UTS Pushed “Death to the Akademy” Online. Former Columbia Professor Muhammad Abdou Used the Event to Call for Jihad and Praise Elias Rodriguez Union Theological Seminary, a Columbia affiliate, canceled the in-person portion of “Death to the Akademy” at the eleventh hour, with organizers later indicating the event would continue online. Organizers, Queer Muslims of NYC and Students for a Liberated Palestine at UTS, blamed “Zionist reactions” and accused the seminary of “flagrant Islamophobia.” At the online event itself, Muhammad Abdou told students to engage in jihad. “Let us fulfill that threat, and you know what I mean, with all the details , with the full blunt force. Let us engage in jihad, and there are rules for jihad, and Muslims know that Allah has commanded rules. We don’t engage in wanton violence, but we don’t accept the negative peace either.” He also praised Elias Rodriguez for the “assassination of two Zionists.” “God bless him. He took action. He took action. Elias, he took action. Take action. Not only that kind of action, just to be very clear, because there’s also building. We need to destroy. We need to create alternatives.” Elsewhere in the same event, he urged students to use their leverage in academia, arguing that without students, higher education would grind to a halt. “If you throw a wrench into that system, you’ll discombobulate. So be a threat, fulfill it.” The strongest argument for the seminary’s intervention may have been Abdou’s own words. This is not a fringe figure, but an individual who has taught at multiple universities, including Columbia, Cornell, the American University in Cairo, the University of Toronto, and Queen’s University.

@RepAOC It is impossible to believe you when your actions and past statements contradict this

Where is @CAgovernor with his heartfelt concern about recent antisemitic attacks, now that the State's flagship university hosts a group calling to murder Jews?

Dear Elected Officials, Stop saying "hate has no place in New York City". Hate lives in Gracie Mansion and goes by the name of Rama Duwaji.

Of course, because @UCBerkeley’s chancellor doesn’t seem to find problematic that one of his professors said “I could have been one those who breached the border on Oct. 7.” Not only did he not find it unproblematic, but he dubbed him “a fine scholar” when asked about his recent promotion as chair of the inaugural Palestinian and Arab Studies center at the @EdWorkforceCmte hearing last summer. Leadership with a moral spine matters. Once the leaders lose their spine, the red triangles can point their targets unabashedly until we all start asking why. Then we turn around to only be wholly unsurprised.

She’s a private citizen with private thoughts that align with Adolf Hitler

For some good news today, read about our extraordinary colleagues @ColumbiaIIJS Co-Directors Profs. @Rebecca_Kobrin & Elisheva Carlebach, Visiting Scholar @shilonavi , @ColumbiaSIPA Adjunct Prof. @Nadav_Eyal , Visiting Prof. Jonathan Dekel Chen and librarian @hchesner : Lessons of Jewish History by @columbiamag magazine.columbia.edu/article/jewish…

This woman thought the kidnapping, murder and rapes of October 7th were progress. So of course media is giving her a fashion spread.

🚨 This is what $628 million in federal funding produces from the University of Minnesota: A ‘gender studies’ professor who’s an Iranian regime mouthpiece. Professor Sima Shakhsari sh*t-talks ICE, bashes the U.S. and Israel, then claims minorities in America are in living captivity. This is the same professor who said Israeli women were never r*ped by Hamas on Oct 7. We gave this Iranian citizen freedom. She gave us the back of her hand. @EDSecMcMahon

After the @FreeBeacon reported that UC Berkeley allows its radical SJP chapter to include Hamas's symbol on its official website, the group doubled down by valorizing (for the second time in a week) Hamas terrorist and Oct. 7 mastermind Yahya Sinwar.

LAST NIGHT IN NEW YORK: Iftar fundraiser featuring pro-terror doctors 🧵 The fundraiser supported "the rebuilding of Kamal Adwan Hospital." The former director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya (currently in Israeli custody), is a senior Hamas colonel.

@NYMag Platforming someone who enjoys watching rape videos is shameful.

When Rama Duwaji was asked how she felt about becoming First Lady, she paused for a moment to think. “It is surreal to hear. I think there are different ways to be First Lady, especially in New York,” she said. “When I first heard it, it felt so formal and like — not that I didn’t feel deserving of it, but it felt like, Me …? Now I embrace it a bit more and just say, ‘There are different ways to do it.’” A little over a week after The Cut published the first-ever sit-down interview with Rama Duwaji, she became New York City’s First Lady. Revisit the full cover story, which is now available in print in The Cut’s Spring Fashion Issue: nymag.visitlink.me/qTq5ma

She is a rape denier and celebrates the kidnapping and slaughter of children.