Anti-Semitism is a growing problem globally and in the UK, particularly on university campuses. Jewish students are facing targeted attacks and the hatred towards Jews is permeating every aspect of society. Educational institutions, rather than being part of the solution, are contributing to the problem. University leaders are failing to adequately address the situation, with proposals of violence against Jews being put forward. False allegations of supporting genocide are being levied against Jewish students. Universities must take strong action against hate speech and offer support to Jewish students, as the Jewish community dreams of a world free from anti-Semitism.

Harvard University, once renowned for its excellence, has transformed into a domain of ideological dominance and double standards. Affirmative action has evolved into Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), leading to the division of oppressed groups against those deemed privileged. DEI policies have stifled freedom of speech and fostered anti-Semitic attacks on campus. Despite allegations of plagiarism and inaction regarding disruptive behavior, Harvard's president Claudine Gay retains her position, causing damage to the university's reputation and integrity. To restore credibility, the university must abandon DEI policies and their detrimental effects.

The Digest, 12/24/2023 @200AM, CDT

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