THE NATIONAL MEDIA ARE CORRUPT.
And they’re ignoring the radical pro-Hamas students.
Again.
While the rest of the world hopes for peace in the Middle East. College students at Columbia University seized control of ANOTHER campus building.
They may launch another hateful anti-semitic campaign to seize control of college campuses, silence dissent, and harass and intimidate Jewish students.
That means soon we’ll hear the same old “Pro-Palestine” chants and signs again:
“Long live the intifada!” … “We will honor the martyrs!” …
“Israel will fall!” … “From the River to the Sea!”
And most damning of all, signs carried by anti-Israeli protesters at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. with the simple but clear words, in all caps:
“FINAL SOLUTION”
That slogan, “Final Solution,” should sound familiar. It is the expression Adolf Hitler used to sum up his plan for the “annihilation of the Jews.”
WE NEED TO EXPOSE THE RADICAL RADICAL HATE AND REPORT THE TRUTH.
Thankfully, courageous student journalists like Jonas Du are already entering the fray. They told the truth about what happened on their campuses last year, and they’re doing it again. And they can do it because they receive support The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) and our Center for Excellence in Journalism made all the difference.
Our young reporters report from inside class buildings being overrun by protestors, with glass windows and doors shattering around them. They endure hateful taunts. And they sacrifice friendships because of their willingness to expose the radicals and tell the truth.
Julia Steinberg at the Stanford Review fearlessly reported on antisemitic hatred on her campus, despite her peers’ support for Hamas. Rodge Reschini at the Cornell Review exposed a Cornell University professors expressed delight at the brutality inflicted upon Israel by the terrorists.
And the Columbia Sundial’s Jonas Du made the rounds on national media after reporting on the 1:00 a.m. raid, shattered windows, and occupation of a building on Columbia’s campus.
These and many other similar reports from TFAS supported students and newspapers made their way onto the pages of the New York Post and into stories on Fox News, Newsmax, and other right-leaning national news outlets.