First Columbia University makes news as the anti-Israel protests grew loud and ugly, forcing the college to put all classes online. Now New York University, Yale, and Harvard are among those facing arrests, closures and increasingly unsafe environments for Jewish students.
And now the anti-Israel mobs are throwing bottles at police officers.
But it doesn’t help that hundreds of university professors have walked out in solidarity with the antisemitic students.
Despite the arrests, students continue to crowd the campus lawns, demanding divestment from Israel, shouting antisemitic slogans and even showing support for the Hamas terrorists.
Sid Roth is an Israel-American Jew who knows what it’s like to be a minority. Sid is the owner of Middle Eastern Broadcasting, which is available at no charge in every home in Israel with a television, as well as throughout the Middle East.
Sid joins us today.
Q&A:
1. Why is antisemitism erupting on college campuses right now?
2. Is it any surprise the students are bent this way when the very professors teaching them have walked out in solidarity?
3. Are Jewish students safe?
4. The so-called pro-Palestinian groups protesting insist they aren’t antisemitic. Is there any truth to that claim?
5. Are there anti-Israel groups from outside the campus joining those on campus?
6. Do you feel the media is treating this issue fairly or are they coddling the protestors?
7. What are you hearing about the violence against police?
About Sid Roth:
Sid Roth hosts “Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural,” a television show with over two million daily viewers. He also runs the Middle East Broadcast Network, which has a signal that reaches all of Israel, much of the Middle East, and Northern Africa. He is also a best-selling author with over 3 million copies of his books in circulation.
CONTACT: Jerry McGlothlin 919-437-0001 jerry@specialguests.com
