Hamas Attack & Higher Ed: Student Radicals Show Their True Antisemitic Colors

There is something broken in American higher education. It is self-evident, and has been for quite some time, that the culture of the campus has become sick and twisted. But nothing has displayed the moral rot within academia in brighter colors and with bolder lines than the student response to the truly wicked attack on Israel.

During the early hours of October 7, the terror group Hamas began its assault on the Jewish state, a spate of violence Israel has not seen since the 1973 Yom Kippur War and the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. The atrocities Hamas inflicted on Israeli civilians are too great in number and too evil in nature to effectively catalogue. The terrorists murdered children and infants, raped women and young girls, took hostages, and burned families alive.

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Zach Kessel

Zach Kessel was a William F. Buckley Jr. Fellow in Political Journalism and a recent graduate of Northwestern University.

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There is something broken in American higher education. It is self-evident, and has been for quite some time, that the culture of the campus has become sick and twisted. But nothing has displayed the moral rot within academia in brighter colors and with bolder lines than the student response to the truly wicked attack on Israel.

During the early hours of October 7, the terror group Hamas began its assault on the Jewish state, a spate of violence Israel has not seen since the 1973 Yom Kippur War and the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. The atrocities Hamas inflicted on Israeli civilians are too great in number and too evil in nature to effectively catalogue. The terrorists murdered children and infants, raped women and young girls, took hostages, and burned families alive.