benyamin netay, the first witness, rose to farami's position after graduating from amity university and choosing an american name for himself and changing it to ben netay. he fought for israel in his own way. netanyahu was one of the first people who raised this issue that during the war between khair and the city, netanyahu had a strategy because he did not want to reach an agreement with the palestinians because he did not want to give concessions to the palestinians because he did not want to lose his own words and the principles that he was given. he believed that he should refrain, he was satisfied with the fact that in this big war, give in to smaller wars and even this was proposed as a strategy. the war between wars does not talk about the arabs in israel. you have to fight and resist in this war. don't run away , fight and win. but what is true about israel is this who consider the occupiers and attackers to be superior and chosen people in occupied palestine, that's why they set up all kinds of social structures to keep the palestinians in their lower position . at the same ti

next week the presence at harvard university, amity and pennsylvania are going to testify to congressionalouse republicans are promising to put their feet to the fire over claims of growing antisemitism on campus. and now, there is a new lawsuit filed by jewish students, faculty and alumni. it's alleging u.s. university of california berkeley had failed boot tech jewish people from discrimination on their campus. turning announced berkeley graduate business student hannah slacked or who is part of the group that is bringing the suit. as well, kenneth marcus and attorney and founder of the chairman of the nonprofit louis d grand isle center, that is part of the lawsuit. thank you both for joining me this evening. i want to begin with you hannah. because the lawsuit alleging quote on campus have been receiving hate emails calling for their gassing and murder and quote. jewish students are also afraid to go on clause. they describe the atmosphere on campus. the fear that is so pervasive there is stunning to so many people. why do believe there is so much fear right now? >> thank you so much f

cornell university in upstate new york at the center of many of those debates, with protests both in support of israel and the palestinian people. and a student was arrested after allegedly posting amitihe department of education has now opened a civil rights investigation into the school. and antonia hylton joins us now with a closer look at the divisions at cornell. you went there, you spoke with a couple of different groups of students. what stood out? >> well, ana, the fog and the heart break of war is transforming student life, the feeling on campus, every single day. students are telling me they're struggling to sleep as they think about loved ones in the region. that is students on all sides of this. i sat down with them in the hopes of finding out if there is any possibility of dialogue of finding common ground. and what i've been told by everyone involved is that it is just too early. take a look. for weeks now, cornell university's campus has been divided, heart break over the war in israel and gaza is transforming campus life. >> we're getting threats on campus. how can you mourn? >> reporter: we asked students from the jewish organization and students for justice in palest