Columbia’s ‘Worst Kept Secret’ REVEALED By Jewish Professor
April 18, 2025
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as posted by the channelKatie interviews Jewish Columbia professor Joseph Howley on recently arrested student protestors, Mohsen Mahdawi & Mahmoud Khalil. They also discuss the current climate on Columbia's campus, how Zionism breeds antisemitism, and the environment of terror created by orgs like Betar and Canary Mission, who seem to have a "direct pipeline" to the feds.
This interview is from a special "seder in the streets," anchored by Katie and guest cohost Najla Said, and organized by IfNotNow, Shoresh, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice, and Rabbis For Ceasefire. Watch it here
Joseph Howley is an associate professor of classics at Columbia University, where he teaches literature and writes about intellectual history. Last year, he joined more than a dozen Jewish faculty members in urging Columbia leadership to reject the right wing instrumentalization of anti-Semitism charges against the Palestine Solidarity Movement, and to defend the university from the MAGA agenda.
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