“Ceasefire” or anti-war rallies, actually pro-Hamas rallies, inevitably included chants hailing the Houthis, the Iran-backed terrorists attacking ships in the Red Sea.

Including at our universities.

On Feb. 2, as part of a protest for Brown to divest from “companies which profit from human rights abuses in Palestine,” hundreds of students on the Main Green chanted: “Yemen, Yemen, make us proud, turn another ship around!”

Now the “heroic resistance” killed 2 Filipino sailors.

Two Filipino and a Vietnamese crew member were identified as those killed in a missile attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on a ship in the Gulf of Aden, the vessel’s managers said Thursday.

Those killed in the attack on Wednesday appear to be the first deaths resulting from Houthi attacks on merchant vessels transiting the key Red Sea trade route.

“One Vietnamese and two Filipino crew members have lost their lives,” a statement from the owners and managers of the Barbados-flagged, Liberian-owned M/V True Confidence said early Thursday. “A further two Filipino crew members have suffered serious injuries. All crew members were taken to Djibouti.”

The “anti-war-in-name-only” contingent is out in force arguing that it was the fault of the ship for “ignoring” Houthi threats.

And they cheer the murder of Filipino sailors.

It’s time to stop pretending that the ‘ceasefire’ crowd are anything except supporters of terror.