5 reasons why Trump is at war with Harvard, according to university’s antisemitism report

The Trump administration has escalated its war with Harvard University on Tuesday, declaring that it will rid $ 100 million at the university of federal financing – and it actually ends all financial relations with the Ivy League.

“The government suffers from work with Harvard University completely,” said a senior management official at Fox News.

In the midst of the fighting, there are accusations of Harvard’s failure to combat the culture of subcontinental campus. While the University accuses the White House of transcendence and insists that he is defending freedom of expression, its internal investigation appears to have handed over Trump’s ammunition.

Earlier this year, the President of Harvard University, Alan Jerber, described the academic year 2023-2024 as “disappointing and painful” and reveals the results of two separate teams: one examines anti-Semitism and the other focuses on the hostile bias of Muslims and ARAB.

A report of the anti -Semitic work group drew a bleak picture of the life of Jewish and Israeli students on the campus.

Many have said that they felt oligct and harassment online and not supported by the university. Some investigators told the investigators that they were pressured by their peers, and even faculty members, to cancel relations with Israel to prove that they are “one of the good things.” Others chose to hide their Jewish identity completely.

Below is a look at more results of the report, released on April 29.

1. An hostile environment for Jewish students

Jewish, Arab and Muslim students at Harvard University reported that they were lying down, pushing margins by their peers and experimenting with harassment online.

Jewish and Israeli students told the anti -Semitic work band that the university’s response to complaints was “unreasonable and unreasonable.”

According to the report, their peers told him some Jewish students and even faculty members that they were associated with “something offensive, and in some cases, their presence was a crime.”

Some have decided to hide their identities from classmates, while others were asked to give up any relations with Israel to prove that they are “one of the good”.

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“No other group has been constantly informed that their history was malignant, and that they or the participating enrichment specialists or participants were from excellence and the bridge, and that they had no right to protection provided by anti -biased standards,” read a section of the report. “Many Jewish students told us that they feel things that are suspicious.”

A Jewish graduate student told the work group, “The Jews have now treated like Republicans when I was in college.”

This statement “Of course indicates another problem that elite universities were struggling.”

Sometimes, the reports of the anti -Muslims work group and anti -Semitism were at odds with each other. Palestinian Muslim and focal students have reported a widespread fear of Doxxing, or publicly identified personal identification information with the intention of intimidating or harming them. They often informed pictures of their faces on both sides of the trucks led by the pro -Israel groups around the campus.

Forty-seven percent of Muslim students reported that they feel physically insecure on the campus during the 2023-2024 academic year, compared to 15 % of the Jewish respondents.

The Ma’ad al -Samia report called for a set of rules to judge the permissible behaviors of the coaches in the classroom, while the anti -Muslim and Arab work team called for the university to make more effort to protect academic freedom and freedom of expression.

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2. Academic biases

The Haret -Entrepreneurial report found that Harvard chapters often depicted “the science of partisan teaching and existence from one side” failed to calculate the Jewish and Israeli perspectives, especially in the Al -Iafa School at the University and the Public Health School.

The Labor Squad also documented the cases in which faculty members canceled or ended the separation early in the day of protest in a pro -Gaza protest or “gave time at the end of the class for students to promote various solidarity groups” such as the Palestinian Solidarity Committee.

The report recommended the expansion of training courses on anti -Semitism and Judaism and the Israeli -Palestinian conflict to enhance a more comprehensive and comprehensive academic environment.

One of the students pointed out that “anti -Zionist views seem integrated in some seasons.”

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3. Political divisions are exacerbated

In the 1980s and 1990s, the report found that at the university “pro -Israel organizers and the organizers supporting the Palestinians did not agree strongly fine to build bridges and imagine a better future for the region.”

“These efforts began to fade in the first decade of the twentieth century amid the second intifada and through the wars of Israel Hamas in 2010, and by the time when Hamas was shattered through the Israeli border fence in 2023, the circumstances were at Harvard University (as in the Middle East itself) completely different.”

The report found that some of the pro -Palestinian campus organizers saw the bridge building activities “as a form of treason.”

The report found that some of the pro -Palestinian campus organizers saw the bridge building activities “as a form of treason.” (Anibal Martel/Anadolu via Getty Images)

The report found that many students, including Jews, have “sympathy” with the “huge military response” of Israel, which followed the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel.

However, the campus protests “crossed a line from an invitation to freedom and security for the Palestinians and Jews alike to a stereotype: that Israel is not a state, but a” settler colony “for the white Europeans who have no real connection to the land they stole, the aggressive that embodies it, and it was a virtue.”

4. The admission process led to the diminishing of the Jewish population

The report found that the changes in Harvard’s acceptance policies mean that by 2023, the Jewish students community was much smaller than in early 2010.

The report found that the hostility that some students felt was “insulting” to the university, and some Jewish students rejected admission offers at Harvard University.

Some Jewish students who are competing for a PhD level said that they decided to leave for private industry jobs because of the perception of the academic circles “not friendly for the Jews.”

Some non -Jewish faculty members told the work group that the Jewish candidates rejected post -doctoral fellowships at Harvard University and students of the Faculty of Jewish Medicine moved away from staying in Harvard Hospitals “due to the deep politicization of the climate.”

The work band that decided that Harvard must change its admission policy to reflect “what the campus should seem to be: the people who listen to each other.”

Protests loyal to Gaza continued on the Harvard University campus since the Israeli offensive campaign began to eliminate Hamas after October 7, 2023. (The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

5. Lack of educational censorship

The work group also found a shortage of supervising educational content that appears to be occupying the university.

For example, Harvard Chan Public Health College launched a Palestinian program in 2022, which is run by a “leadership group” for five individuals, none of whom had a date of faculty at Harvard University.

“The use of the Harvard University brand for the research or teaching project creates expectations between faculty, employees, students, students and the broader audience. The programs that work without directing and supervising the members of Harvard’s regular teaching staff with the dangers of experience less than these expectations.”

In another example, the work group found that the courses for a master’s degree in religion and public life have been distorted. The program is announced that it provides students with a better understanding of religion to shed light on a set of contemporary issues.

Each of the faculty and students did not expect the program to focus on the Israeli and ballistic issue as it was, and some students found “shows and materials that the Israelis and Jews have implied in an inconsistent manner as guilty of brutal historical crimes, which require both repentance and compensation.”

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It seems that the program “focused on unarmed Jewish religious views that lacks wide support in the Jewish diaspora or in Israel.” He also linked the Jews to “two great sin”, according to the work band: the establishment of the State of Israel and the participation in the white superiority, which employees “It appears to be publicly embracing.”