then there issue of what columbia new and when the university knew it. that, anthony. >> columbia knew from the beginning what they were dealing with with robert hadden. at every level. the chairperson, the risk-management people, they knew they were dealing with. but for the past 36 years, they have been covering up this abuse from the public, from the patients, even from the state prosecutors. amy: so talk about the evidence that you have of this. in fact, you're in utah right now, salt lake city. wasn't it a patient now who is in utah who said they notified columbia decades ago? >> correct. one of our clients saw evelyn yang on tv a couple of years ago and reached out to us and said, hey, this guy abused me in 1993 and i wrote a letter to the chairman and the chairman wrote back step amy: the chairman? >> the chairman of the department of citrix and gynecology wrote back acknowledged she was abused and said he was going to take care of the problem but he was going on vacation the next week and would deal with it when he got back step and he never did a

united states, actually from the school, columbia university's business school, it's one of the biggestniversities. of the oldest prestigious united states, here is shai davidi, who himself is an israeli citizen and he speaks to students who are pro -palestinian or anti-isis. and they swept through all the major universities of the united states, in particular, such meetings are crowded, and this is a very emotional speech where professor shai davidi says that i am not only addressing you as a university professor, i am addressing you as a father, i am also addressing your parents who sent you to study here at princeton, at harvard, at other universities, and hoped that you are here... safe, then i want to say to your parents, you are not safe here, we cannot protect you, because you are actually acting together, well, as representatives of hamas, as representatives of terrorist organizations, he says, in me two small children, my daughter is two years old, just so you understand that there is, that she is a legitimate target for hamas, just because she is an israeli citizen, just so yo

others will their donations from ivy league universities but the university of pennsylvania has a 20 one billion dollar endowment, columbiaendowment. it will take a very major donor revolt to get universities to feel the pain in their wallets and donors out there, these universities have multibillion-dollar and downs, you giving them more money is not very useful for the good of humanity, it could be your -- more useful to light that money on fire. david: thank you very much, appreciate it. tensions intensify in the middle east, rockets and missiles are hitting american bases in the area. we are talking to congressman mike waltz after this. this is spring semester at over 13,000 us school districts, which have become top targets for ransomware attacks. but there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. which is why thousands of schools like the fairfield-suisun unified school district switched to google tools for education. so they can focus on teaching and 22,000 students can focus on learning, knowing that their data is secure. ( ♪ ) you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can

president [name] of columbia university, you are a coward! >> it's an angry man. we should note columbia once hosted mahmoud ahmadinejad and you see the anger and people are pointing out have you lot of your minds? >> it's not limited to columbia. it's disturbing to watch these pro-hamas protests going on at these campuses the same groups of people saying misgendering something is violence and cheering the brutal rape of innocent civilians and unfortunately we are seeing america's new red guard. >> you mover on because i want to play this is allison luck her first and last name an nyu student and she said the following. >> i now attend university that doesn't support me. it doesn't support who i am. doesn't support my religion. it's hurtful to know i chose a place that i thought was super inclusive and wanted all kinds of people from all kinds of backgrounds and now they're not supporting. >> they push for safe space and condone antisemitism. >> i think the concerns that professor davida and ms. lux are articulating are true but they're only bubbling up. even in t

leon cooperman, a billionaire, was one of the major sponsors of columbia university.mple was followed by many wealthy jews who donated money to colleges that are now standing on their hind legs. large companies refuse to hire students who came out in defense of palestine. i will conduct a harsh ideological screening of all immigrants, if you hate america , if you want to abolish israel, if you don't like our religion, if you sympathize with jihadists, we don't want you in our country. let gaza live, the jewish organizations that blocked it are asking for this central station in new york, hundreds of demonstrators are not for israel, nor for palestine, and not for peace, and here in one rank, jews and arabs against israel, us defense companies, walk past the new york stock exchange, where, against the backdrop of the war, american shares are flying up gunsmiths. pro-palestinian demonstrators, numbering about 2,000, marched past the new york stock exchange. we saw the mob burn the american one. not noticing what is happening under its nose, the american administration p

the clinton, former secretary of state clashing with a heckler at columbia university.- israel anti-semitic demonstration rallies, what was that by about running up on "the evening ed edit". ♪ available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ okay, the hotspot of anti-semitism, anti- israel hostility on u.s. campuses now nearly 50 colleges are seeing anti- israel demonstrations more donors and cutting ties from a fox news mollie at harvard university in cambridge with the story. >> tonight there is a vigil for the children of gaza but the content of statements and rallies inspire dozens of republican lawmakers to sign a resolution the fourth bipartisan urges o

lydia hu at columbia university. they are threatening to close their check books. s responding? >> reporter: responses have been muted. the president of the university of pennsylvania put out a statement that the alumni are important members of the community. harvard did not respond to our requests for comment but as donors threaten to close their check books columbia university is postponing its dedicated day of fundraising. it's called columbia giving day and it was supposed to happen this coming wednesday. now it is postponed, last year the day raise to $29 million for the university. losing big donors could hurt university endowments which have swelled, total university endowments for all ivy league schools total more than $180 billion, up $80 billion from roughly 10 years ago. now as student demonstrations continue on college campuses across the country, and israeli american professor at columbia is calling out columbia university for allowing student demonstrations that he says show support for hamas. watch. >> people asked are you not afraid to speak up? you'

amy: we're going to turn now to leading palestinian american professor columbia university rashid khalidoment. we have to take a break. ofer cassif is a knesset member in the israeli parliament with the hadashta'al coalition. we will be back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "carry the earth" by le trio joubran. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel has order to complete siege on gaza after hamas broke out of the blockade gaza strip by air, land, and sea by israel. over the past three days, at least 1300 people have died, including over 800 inside israel over 500 in gaza. we have been to gaza and jerusalem. now we're joined in new york by rashid khalid, edward said professor of modern arab studies at columbia university. author of a number of books, including "the hundred years' war on palestine." professor, thank you for being with us. as you listen to voices of orly noy in jerusalem, the human rights lawyer raji sourani in gaza, the attack we heard on air live, and ofer cassif, the knesset member of israel, can you respond to wha

will not speak out. >> todd: we'll have more of this scathing criticism from one columbia university professor, that is coming next. (female announcer) attention! medicare has expanded dexcom coverage -for people with diabetes. -if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom g7 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. my a1c was stuck. (female announcer) dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful fingersticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading-- up, down, or steady. and because dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm, you can make better decisions about food, medication, and activity in the moment. after using the dexcom g7, my a1c has never been lower. i lead line dancing three times a week, and i'm just living a great life now. (woman) it's so easy to use. dexcom g7 has given me confidence and control that everything i need is right there on my phone. (female announcer) now, millions more are c

back to you. >> sandra: alexis mcadams at columbia university here in new york. and so many looking at this happening at universities and colleges coast to coast. can hardly believe this. >> john: cornell, hard to believe. i'm not going to say what was posted online on the forums, by my god, somebody observed it's 1938 all over again, and to some degree that's the way it feels. >> sandra: just want to highlight that we could see and hear the president a short time from now. if we do have that live shot, we are expecting to see the president and the vice president, they are going to be participating in an event on the president's executive order on artificial intelligence there in the east room as all of this is happening, john, we'll certainly watch and see the president makes any comments on the ongoing war there at the white house. >> john: our good friends doug mills in the center in the blue shirt, getting ready to take another pulitzer prize winning photograph. hi to doug. u.s. forces in syria and iraq have been attacked 23 times in 13 days. they believe iran

an israeli student at columbia university assaulted. c.b. the university with the latest. she'll join us after this. ♪ ♪ it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other si

joining us now from the columbia university campus is nbc news correspondent stephanie gosk. his in a lot of different universities. what's happening? >> reporter: yeah. well, katy, it's across the country really on university campuses where, you know, traditionally campuses are places where students debate the issues of the day and that's not what we're discussing. we're discussing anti-semitism and islamaphobia and that's where the loan needs to be drawn. as the students say, the faculty and staff are all saying and i'm here at columbia today because a group of jewish students held a press conference to talk about the anti-semitism that they are feeling on campus, that includes threats of violence and even violence itself. in the first week after the hamas attack on october 7th there was an israeli student at columbia putting up posters of the hostages who were taken by hamas and he was attacked. now, the person who allegedly was involved in that has been -- is facing four assault charges, two of them are hate crimes. there was also a building here that had a swastika painte

alexis mcadams is outside ivy league columbia university here in new york city.saying? >> sandra, just a short time ago he posted a video on youtube he wanted the world to see, specifically parents who might think about sending their sons or daughter to columbia university, it costs a lot of money, supposed to be a good school to go to, and he said he would not send his daughter here and doesn't think anyone else should, calling the president of the university a coward. watch. >> i'm talking to you, i'm speaking to you as a dad. and i want you to know we do not protect your children from pro terror students or demonstration. because the president of columbia university will not speak out against pro terror students organization. >> protests like this at campuses across the country have continued for days, from harvard to mit, cuny law school in new york and portland, too. protests rage on. at nyu, large rallies like this in support of palestine have jewish students feeling threatened on campus n in the classroom. they are saying they do not want to go to classroo

here at columbia university, the colleges postponing columbia given that. annual fundraiser for the school of the university explaining to foxbusiness in a statement they decided this was not the appropriate time to move forward with columbia given day. it was scheduled to take place last week, next week escaping. laughter olivia giving they gave $29 million in the one day event. elizabeth: you always do it reporting, thank you so much. wall street pro karol roth, fox news project, liz peek. it's great to have on, we love you. you are smart. karol, we got big companies saying no to anti-semitism, look at intel, they pulled up europe's biggest conference after conference leader same support for israel. he apologized but citigroup carol, just part of thank for posting revolting into israel post on the instrument account that endorsed the mass murder of jewish people. what you think, carol? >> i think that's the differentiation, imagine this were 9/11 and you have people out there saying i stand with al qaeda or ripping down pictures of people lost in the rebel

amy: we will speak to columbia university professor rashid khalidi as well as the united nations special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territories francesca albanese. plus, we will go to israel to speak with a peace activist whose parents were killed in last week's surprise attack by hamas that killed over 1300 israelis. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president biden is in israel one -- hours after police 500 people were killed at the al-ahli baptist hospital an airstrike. in addition to treating sick and wounded patients, the hospital was acting as a refuge for displaced gazans fleeing israel's unrelenting attacks. this is mohammad al-naqa, a doctor at al-ahli hospital. >> there was no warning before the hospital was targeted. there were about 3000 people who were taking shelter. while we were working at the hospital and without any warning, ron 6:30 p.m., the hospital was targeted by shelling. we did not know what it was but we found out what it could do after eight targeted children who wer

leon cooperman, a billionaire, was one of the main sponsors of columbia university before all the events followed by many wealthy jews who donated money to colleges that are now open for business. large american universities refuse to hire students who have come out in defense of palestine. corporations, presidential candidates go even further and propose to revoke the visas of foreigners who criticize israel. i will conduct a strict ideological check of all emigrants. if you hate america, if you want to abolish israel, if you don't like our religion, if you sympathize with jihadists, we don't want you in our country. let gaza live, this is what jewish organizations are asking for, blocking new york's central station, hundreds of demonstrators, neither for israel nor for palestine, and not for peace, but here in one ranks jews and arabs against israel , us defense companies, walk past the new york stock exchange, where, against the backdrop of the war, shares of american gunsmiths are flying up. pro-palestinian demonstrators, of whom there were about 2,000 people. we walked past the new

columbia university professor joseph masad called hamas's attack on israel, quote: wonderful.se college kids have shit for brains. our only reliable ally in the region is israel. i asked management to fire the professor who said this: i am ashamed that i invested $50 million in a columbia university. i will stop my transfers and would rather invest the money in other organizations. coopermander, before all events one of the i will carry out a harsh ideological check on all immigrants, if you hate america, if you want to abuse israel, if you don’t like our religion, if you sympathize with jihadists, we don’t want you in our country. let gaza live, the jewish organizations that blocked the central station of new york are asking for this, hundreds of demonstrators are not for israel, not for palestine, but not for peace, and here, in one formation , jews and arabs against israel , us defense companies, walk past the new york exchange, where against the backdrop of the war, shares of american gunsmiths are skyrocketing. pro-palestinian demonstrators, numbering about 2,000, marched

we talked with those jewish students here at columbia university.om the university and the university's president has them feel unsafe on campus. they want to see the campus do for to fight anti-semitism on campus. >> who is saying these hateful and anti-semitic statements in the death of the jewish people and my people that is the kind of fear i live with every single day. no knowing who wants me to die on my campus. >> there sass 100 columbia university professors signed this letter you are looking at saying that they gravery are concerned that the students rallying in support of the palestinian people are being targeted on campus. calling the hamas attacks against israel on october 7th military action. now, it's not just here at columbia, bret. things are also hang over at cornell university where there is now an fbi investigation after someone posted lots of threats online. saying that jewish students should be targeted. telling people to follow them around campus and also saying they were going to shoot up a kosher dining hall. that's all under

columbia is not alone. last night, violent anti-semitic messages posted online forced cornell university administrators to alert and send campus police to guard a jewish center. nbc's stephanie gosk is following all of this for us. stephanie, what did you hear from students at columbia? >> reporter: you know, chris, it's becoming a common refrain, not just here at columbia, but at a number of universities in this country, jewish students are saying they feel unsafe. a group of 30 students held a press conference, and laid out how they are feeling and also some of the incidents they experienced, including anti-semitism, violence, threats of violence online. there's one incident where an israeli student is posting posters of the hostages taken in israel and was attacked. that person is now facing four charges. two of them are for hate crimes. there was also a swastika that was painted on the side of the building. the students basically saying they want the university to do more than what it's doing. take a listen to what one of them had to say. >> while the statements condemning identity based hope, gave students

we're talking with jeffrey sachs and economist who has a center for sustainable development at columbia university and offer several books including a new foreign policy beyond american exceptionalism. dr. sex, thanks so much for joining us. you've been out there some very fascinating essays saying america needs to take a look at its role in the russia, ukraine conflict that this was not simply vladimir putin trying to. and as a landscape that there is much more to it. tell us what you would like our waters to know about the origins of this conflict. of the origins that go back 30 years to a plan by the united states to surround russia by nato countries, especially in the black sea region already is big brzezinski, spelled this out in an article in a foreign affairs magazine in 1997. and in his book, the global chess board, i spelling out why ukraine was so central to the american strategy to reduce or, and russia as a great power. i. the idea was that if nato would expand to, all of the countries of the black sea surrounding brah showed that means to ukraine . romania, bulgaria, turkey, already a

school, and he tells them, you know what, your kids have sent you to harvard, to oxford, to columbia universityi want to tell your parents, your... your children are not safe, we cannot guarantee the safety of your children because they cannot distinguish good from evil, because they don't understand where the danger really is, and they won't be able to guarantee safety for their children, that's what's scary, for the next world, there for 10 minutes, such a speech is actually impressive, you know, simple solutions, simple there are no explanations, but if you simplify it like that, you should just look at what is doing... russia, who does russia support? if russia is on the side of hamas, if russia is talking about how israel is shelling civilians, then one must understand that this is the country that is always white call black, and call black white, and you need to understand where, where there is evil, because russia always stands on the side of evil, and always supports, always turns everything upside down, i don't know. well, a simple explanation, is it accessible, will harvard students u

should be a negotiated piece. fascinating discussion. columbia university professor jeffrey sachs. thanks so much for your candor. and for joining us today. great to be with you, steve. really appreciate it. so what's the bottom line? there's just no doubt about it. us age, ukraine has become a political football. it's still flowing, but thanks for getting murkier as we get closer and closer to election day, washington has 3 options. as i see it one, it could pull back, which will accelerate a very different world order with the us. perhaps less central or 2. it could push for and negotiated into the conflict in a way that doesn't result in a collapse of confidence in america, stops the blood shed and assures ukraine its sovereignty in a sustainable arrangement or 3 vitamin ukraine. supporters keep pumping money and arms end of the war, hoping rushes operation collapses before renegade republicans cut off those dollars . but right now, we're closer to the scenario of slash funding and military 50, then negotiations, and deal making. and that's the bottom line. the the presidents of

like the university of pennsylvania say they will stop sending the big bucks to those big schools if these pro-palestinian rallies go on. there is a rally or a vigil later on tonight at columbia'll keep an eye on that. >> shannon: thank you very much. >> gillian: conflict between israel and hamas is shining a spotlight of accusations of anti-semitism on college and university campuses nationwide. some college and university diversity programs designed to eliminate discrimination and hate are actually fueling the fire. dr. lee is a former dei director at a college, a public community college in california. dr. lee, thank you for being with us. talk to me about what you see as being behind a lot of the anti-israel and anti-jewish sentiment we're seeing on campuses. >> thank you for having me on today. unfortunately what we're seeing is toxic ideology guiding a lot of the dei programs on our american college campuses. this ideology is rooted in critical social justice instead of the classical social justice which most of us are familiar with when we hear that term. critical social justice really does look at putting people in identity boxes based on race and gender. it sees peop

stephanie gosk is at columbia university here in new york city. some scary incidents at colleges across the country and now the biden administration is taking new action to try to address it, what's going on? >> reporter: you know, kate, campuses have become a flash point and what we're hearing in the last few weeks is kind of a common refrain from jewish and muslim students, staff, faculty, they feel unsafe on campus and as you mentioned, the white house is taking notice. growing concerns over the rise of antisemitic incidents on college campuses across the country. the latest at cornell university. the president of the school has notified the fbi of a possible hate crime. after she says a quote series of horrendous antisemitic mess sages threatening violence were threatened online. the virulence and destructiveness is affecting our students and staff. a 70-year-old jewish man, but never in my life have i seen or felt the antisemitism of the last few weeks. it follows an incident at georgetown university when a pro-palestinian group projected sig

i'm a student at columbia university, and it must not protect anti-semitic professors.t do you want the university to do with that one professor, joseph mossad, who called the hamas attack a is stunning victory? what do you want the college to do with him? >> as i said in the initial petition which the op-ed i was initially about, we would like university to fire him or to hold him accountable for his actions. moreover, colombia has an obligation to condemn his rhetoric and the things he said because it is cleat9ly not acceptable for a professor at columbia to call what hamas did a, a recognized terrorist o, on october 7th, something worry of cubelation and awe, a stunning victory, awesome. this is causing so much misinformation, and columbia has a duty to insure that it dispels this rhetoric from if are if spreading around campus. stuart: how do you balance that -- and i understand your view entirely, i really do understand this, but how do you balance that with free speech? >> ultimately, rhetoric like this is causing misinformation and triggering violence, especially

near the federal chancellery building in solidarity with the jewish community, students from columbia university in new york came out to protest against the ongoing conflict, the demonstration was initially organized for justice in palestine, but was met counter-protesters in support of israel, there were no clashes. capitol police said they are beefing up security amid reports of anti-israel protests in the offing. the people of canada are tired of the country. finds himself at the center of scandals due to his praise of nazism. in the suburbs of toronto, unknown people marked a monument to the sss galichino division, and the inscription nazis go to hell appeared on it. according to local media reports, it was at this monument that a group of canadian neo-nazis held an event in support of the essovets gunki. and this is an inverted history and vandalism from the duda moravitsky regime. in poland for less than a year and a half. 38 soviet-era objects, including monuments to the red army. this was stated by the head of the institute of national memory of poland, commenting on the demolition of an

back at columbia university in new york they have had a lot of protests on both sides of this. l hear from pro-israel students and jewish students calling on the university to do more and speak up against anti-semitism. we'll keep a close eye on what's happening at cornell. >> dana: thank you. >> martha: on 60 minutes this weekend vice president harris rushing to president biden's defense. a stark drop in his approval ratings across the board. look at this. >> you have the current frontrunner for the gop, donald trump, facing 91 criminal charges. yet the biden/harris ticket is running neck-and-neck with donald trump. why are you not 30 points ahead? >> when the american people are able to take a close look at election time on their options, i think the choice is going to be clear. bill, we're going to win. i'm not saying it will be easy but we will win. >> martha: charlie hurt, fox news contributor. great to have you with us. your reaction to the vice president there, i thought it was interesting, you know, obviously she thinks they are going to win. she talked about the board a

the columbia university postponing annual fund-raiser, columbia giving day.ng and his statement they decided it was not the appropriate time to move forward. last year the event raised $29 million. bret, students here at columbia saved tensions on the campus are on the rise as the business school is calling out the university of administration, calling the president a coward for not condemning protests for a student who supports hamas. >> the last few days, are you afraid to speak up? you are putting your job on the line! i am not afraid to speak up! i am speaking because i'm af afraid! >> now columbia did not specifically comment on the professor's remark, but did add in a statement there is no greater priority than the safety of their community. they did add they were taking steps to reinforce campus security like working with the nypd, bret. >> bret: lydia, thank you. raking tonight, federal judge has agreed to temporarily put on hold a partial gag order to keep former president donald trump from talking about aspects of his election interference case in w

even at columbia university, my alma mater, we've seen this.d looked at the letter faculty wrote supporting these palestinian protesters. they were not palestinian protesters, they are pro-hamas protesters. what i think is really interesting is bush only one faculty member, the school of international and public affairs, the actual experts on campus, signed the letter. lewin tells you a whole lot. i want your analysis of the state of play of the world. at this moment israeli troops are in gaza pushing forward. in the northern part, hezbollah has not really launched a major attack on israel and has been repulsed by the israelis themselves and the missiles aimed at israel from yemen for example have been shot down by american forces. are we containing this war? >> we are trying to. the entire international community is trying to but let me say the rational players in the international community are trying to contains this. it feels a bit like the cold war again a source in egypt was telling me, in terms of this is a proxy war between the west, be

columbia university.arkansas governor mike huckabee here with his take on back and why joni ernst going up former speaker nancy pelosi. next to make evening edit. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. after advil dual action back pain: yo. who. haha. [dog barks] what? my back feels better. [rewind sound] before advil: [grunts] oh. advil dual action back pain fights back pain two ways. for 8 hours of relief. if you had a bladder accident today, i get it. that was me... until i ditched all the pads and pills and found real relief with axonics therapy. i want that for you too! go to findrealrelief.com to get started. your life is waiting! ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) w

in a recent video clip shared, a professor here at columbia slammed the ivy league university saying he would never send his own child here and called the president a coward. it's protests like this happening across the country. harvard, mit, duke university and portland. lots of protests happening. pro-palestinian like that at nyu last week are making jewish students there feel threatened, they say. scared to walk around campus. it comes as hundreds of nyu faculty members started a group to support palestinian students on campus. the more than 200 staff members writing online they condemn the brutal killing of civilians in the israeli military's ongoing bombardment of the gaza strip and calling on other faculty promote pro-palestinian speech. jewish student groups are disgusted with nyu. watch. >> i think that nyu faculty has made the statement itself now. nyu is not supporting its jews and not hearing the cries of fear of its jewish student population. >> the president of the nyu student bar association is facing removal after writing israel bears full responsibility for the recent

type work, but they were not satisfied that, and my office was vandalized and set on fire at columbia universitystinians suffered as well. the war caused severe divisions in the arab world. some arab government officials were influenced by saddam's slogans and supported him. yazer arafat was one of them. he even visited. shortly after the invasion of kuwait. it was here that i strongly opposed. in my opinion, saddam was just horrible and vampire of a dictator. i felt that was walking a duck path. now arafat, was tired and hopeless, had to pay heavy price for the conflict and the negotiation. was the best place for the west to take revenge, broke down the intfala: arafat practically agree with everything. but he didn't get anything in return. palestinians have acquired very little out of the lower accords and if anything is simply further trench. the realities on the ground are such that uh we have accepted we have signed dotted line to something that effectively guarantees the israeli occupation for the forceable future. what is really makes palestine central is that it is the last color. i was

outside the federal chancellery building in solidarity with the jewish community, students from columbia university in new york came out to protest the ongoing conflict, the demonstration was originally organized for justice in palestine, but was met by counter-protesters in support of israel, there were no clashes, capitol police announced that it was strengthening security measures amid reports of impending anti-israeli protests. residents of canada are tired of the fact that the country periodically... finds itself at the center of scandals due to the praise of nazism; in the suburbs of toronto , unknown people marked a monument to the ss galicia division, and the inscription nazis go to hell appeared on it. according to local media reports, it was at this monument that a group of canadian neo-nazis held events in support of the persecutor. currently, the protection of the country's state border is carried out in a very difficult situation. in the entire history of sovereign belarus, there has never been a military danger. border committee konstantin molystov. in a solemn atmosphere, honoring th

work, but they were not satisfied with that, and my office was vandalized and set on fire at columbia universityst iraq heavily and palestinians suffered as well. the war caused severe divisions in the arab world. some arab government officials were influenced by yasir arafat was one of them, he visited saddam shortly after the invasion of kuwait, it was here that i strongly opposed arafat. in my opinion, sadam was just horrible and vampire of a dictator. i felt that arafat was walking a dark path. now arafat who was tired and hopeless had to pay heavy price for the conflict and the negotiation table was the best place for the west to take revenge. لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله عباد الله وينك وينك ابو عبد الله ابو عبد الله حبيبتي. and no ending sa to israel's onslot embeza or palestinian forcess of held ground attacks by regime troops. the depth is strike in gaza exceeds 8,000, most of them women and headlines, people around the world take the streets to show solidarity with the people of gaza and condemn it. a tries against palestinians.

of the ironies is as a american jew, you're safer in saudi arabia than a college campus like columbia university and spoke at conference and allowed me to speak freely. stuart: pathetic. more anti-israel protests continuing across the country. demonizing the new house speaker and painting him as far right republicans and going after his faith. chad pergram on capitol hill with the latest, we'll be back. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. this is american infrastructure. megawatts of power, rails and open road, and essential services of every kind. all running on countless invisible networks, making it a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends the systems running america's infrastruct

work, but they were not satisfied with that, and my office was vandalized and set on fire at columbia universityh event. i saw such power among the young people who started intifada, which showed that no matter how hard they tried to get rid of them of palestine, the nation was still alive. and palestinians suffered as well, the war caused severe divisions in the arab world, some arab government officials were influenced by saddam's slogans and supported him. yasir arafat was one of them. he even visited sam shortly after the invasion of kuwait. it was here that i strongly opposed. arafat, in my opinion, saddam was just a horrible and vampire of a dictator. i felt that arafat was walking a dark path. now arafat was tired and hopeless, had to pay heavy price for the conflict, and the negotiation table was the best place for the west to take revenge. when the jews were segregated in the gettos, no one would imagine that decades later they would do the same the same exact thing to another part of the world by putting up tall walls to segregate palestinians. no one could also imagine that palestinia

columbia university giving day was postponed. that is not happening today. over at george washington university. social media posts show these messages displayed at the outside of a library. one message reads glory to our martyrs. another says free palestinian from the river to the sea. harvard university the student paper said the school is launching a task force for students being harassed. they say they hold israel responsible for all the ongoing violence. in new york city we expect to see hundreds of those students show up here. a close eye on that and also the protests and walk-outs across the country. >> harris: we had nate foye, lawrence jones and you and many of our other journalists at the protests. i know you get to talk to some of these people. i'm just wondering what are their answers to some of the questions i was asking? do they know who they really support? do they believe it? lawrence jones told me a story about a young man who didn't believe the propaganda as he called it. no, jews weren't murdered in their beds. how is that even happening? t

a columbia university student joins us. >> i will not be gas lit.black native american knew i shall woman and right now i'm one of those students who feels neither safe or welcome in her own home. we rely on hard work and honest manufacturing to deliver high quality, heirloom inspired bedding, bath towels and more, all made in the usa. experience the farm to home difference for yourself. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. so many hotels... [yells] [yells] [yells] trouble booking the family vacay? come on. comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam! they have waffles! and splendid pools! cannonball! this is spring semester at over 13,000 us school districts, which have become top targets for ransomware attacks. but there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. which is why thousands of schools like the fairfield-suisun unified school district switched to google tools for education. so they can focus on teaching and 22,000 students can focus on learning, knowing that their data is

i stephanie mccurry i'm a professor at columbia university. i'm a historian of the 19th century united states. i've written three books, one of which i think is outside is about confederacy and what it really was, what the myth of it is, which we periodically need to remember in this country. but more importantly, we're here to. celebrate and hear about these three new books by these amazing authors. so let me introduce them to you today. rachel swarns, a journalist, author and associate professor journalism at nyu. she writes about race and race relations and a contributing writer for the new york times, where i first read her on the subject. she wrote book on her work, been recognized by the national endowment for humanities, the ford foundation, the leon levy center i biography artists residencies and, other programs. she is the author. first book was american tapestry story of the black, white and multiracial ancestors of michelle obama, and she is a coauthor of unseen, unpublished black history from the new york times, her most book is th

like whatever hamas did was for a good cause to get back our land. >> college campuses like columbia university students were handing out palestinian head wraps and planning a walk-out this week. even hanging palestinian flags on campus statues on friday. at harvard university, students standing in solidarity with the palestinian people planning more protests this week and over at nyu jewish students tell fox they don't feel safe on campus. >> it makes us feel scared to go to class, scared to wear jewish star in public. a campus that proper most diversity and inclusion right now about 15% of their population feels alienated. >> campus security at campuses like behind me at columbia remain on high alert and nypd officers across the city as more protests continue. >> bill: thanks, alexis mcadams. see how it goes this week now. thanks. >> dana: a new yorker who survived the hamas terror attack at the music festival is back in the united states. but says she has concerns over safety here at home as anti-israeli protests are spaing across the country and no sign of slowing down. natalie joins us now

>> reporter: now, in response to the professor's remarks, columbia university writing in part, there the safety and well-being of our community. we will continue to offer support to and work with our students, faculty and staff to ensure everyone feels safe on our campus and in our community. meanwhile, big name donors at places like harvard and the university of pennsylvania are closing their checkbooks saying rampant anti-semitism is happening at these demonstrations across the country and again, griff, today as' protest happening here in brooklyn gets underway in are less than an hour. pro-palestinian supporters, also those of the jewish faith standing here too. back to you. griff: c.b. cotton live from brooklyn, thank you. gillian: for more on the impact that the israel-gaza war is having on politics right here at home, with us thousand is joe pinion, gop strategist as well as al rotter. thanks for being with us today. al, i'll start with you. one of the more extraordinary things politically that we're seeing here at home a result from the overseas war is among democrats accusing

according to columbia university researchers, young and healthy people should know that if they sleep less than 7 to 8 hours a night, the risk of cardiovascular disease increases in old age. with the presence of the president and 70 elites, the removal of deprivation started this morning the underprivileged areas were one of the chosen projects of this round of the conference. he is a master's student at allameh taba university and introduces himself as such . i am in the third semester, what was your bachelor's degree? i have a bachelor's degree in law. from the very beginning of the conversation, allameh taba tabai university said that there should be no difference in terms of facilities among the provinces of the country . i seized this opportunity and used it, and it seemed to me that this issue is one of the current problems. we have chosen the issue of deprivation in deprived and less developed areas of the country. it starts with the fact that one of the concerns we had before the revolution was the realization of justice and elimination of deprivation, and in general, the revo

new book called orientalism, edward said, professor of english and comparative literature at columbia university, argues that the west has to define islam in terms of the alien categories imposed on it by orientalist scholars. he summarized the thesis of orientalism in this article for time. one of the strangest, least examined and most persistent of human habits is the absolute division between east and west, orient and occident, almost entirely western in the origin, imaginative geography that splits the world into unequal, fundamentally opposite sears, has brought forth more myths, more detailed ignorance. and more ambitions any other perception of difference? the differences between different kinds of orientalisms are in fact the differences between different experiences of what is called the orient. mean, the difference between britain and france on the one hand and the united states on the other is that britain and france had colonies in the orient, i mean they had a longstanding relationship and imperial role in a place like india, and the same with. french in north africa, let's say alge

including improving coordination between campus law enforcement and state and local counterparts at columbia university >> there are jewish students who do not feel safe on campus >> reporter: the university says a series of horrendous messages threatening violence were posted online junior molly goldstein what's sense of fear like on campus >> i would say all students are absolutely terrified people don't know what to do with themselves and whether they should stay or leave campus. >> reporter: the anti-defamation league reports since the war began, anti-semitic incidents in the u.s. are up nearly 400% from the same period last year. as the man accused of stabbing a 6-year-old boy near chicago, there is an uptick nationwide. mat nearly 800 complaints this month. incidents like this one where a palestinian i.t. specialist said someone slip addped a note undee door saying go back where you came from. >> my heart sank >> reporter: as the white house tries to get a grip on the rising hate, charges were announced against a nevada man threatening to exterminate a u.s. senator for supporting israel >>> a bri