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On Friday’s broadcast of Newsmax TV’s “The Record,” Harvard Law Professor and Newsmax Legal Analyst Alan Dershowitz encouraged donors “to stop contributing to these elite universities unless they do a reckoning, not only with their past and historical antisemitism, but with their current antisemitism, tolerance of the kind of double standard antisemitism.”
Dershowitz said, “The faculty is part of the problem. Many of the faculty propagandized the students to dehumanize Jews and to dehumanize Israelis and schools hired people — and remember, a lot of this started with the killing of George Floyd and what was called the reckoning that universities had, looking back at their history of racism.
He continued, “And I have to tell you now, many donors are stopping contributing to these elite universities, and I encourage them to stop contributing to these elite universities unless they do a reckoning, not only with their past and historical antisemitism, but with their current antisemitism, tolerance of the kind of double standard antisemitism.
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