Harvard Dean and 33 Student Groups Accuse Israel of Causing War

The Dean⁣ of Harvard’s Graduate School‌ of Education⁤ Blames Both Hamas and the Israeli Government for ‌the Outbreak of War in Israel

In an email to students on Sunday, the dean,‌ Bridget⁤ Terry Long, expressed her ⁣concerns ‍about the ⁤deadly attacks⁣ in Israel and the Gaza⁣ strip. She‍ pointed out that more than 1,100 ⁢people have been killed and hundreds more wounded due to ⁤the actions taken by both Hamas ⁤and the Israeli government.

However, her email seemed to draw an equivalency between the ⁢two parties. On ⁤Saturday,⁣ a coalition of 33 Harvard​ student groups released a statement ⁣blaming Israel for provoking Hamas’s mass terrorist attack. They held⁤ the Israeli regime entirely⁤ responsible for the unfolding violence, referring ​to it ‍as an ⁢”apartheid regime.”

“We, the undersigned student organizations, hold the Israeli regime ⁢entirely responsible for all unfolding violence,”⁢ said the Harvard Palestine⁢ Solidarity Committee letter.

This statement,⁤ along with⁣ the⁣ dean’s email,⁢ raises‌ concerns about the‍ increase in antisemitism on Harvard’s campus. Last year, the student newspaper endorsed the anti-Israel boycott movement,‍ and a ⁣student⁣ group ​even compared Israel to Nazi Germany during a demonstration.

The statement from the coalition of student groups included signatures from various organizations, such as Harvard ‌Jews for Liberation and the Harvard Muslim Law Students Association. Harvard Jews for Liberation describes ⁢itself ⁢as a space for anti-Zionist and non-Zionist Jews, as well as those ⁢questioning‌ their relationship with Zionism.

Other signatories ‍on the letter include the Harvard Kennedy ⁢School South Asia Caucus Leadership, Amnesty International at Harvard, and Act on a Dream, ​a⁢ group supporting undocumented and immigrant students.

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