Columbia Law’s National Lawyers Guild organization reportedly sent out an email that called Jewish student concerns over safety a “pretext' to stop protests.
A student group from Columbia Law reportedly declared that no Jew is 'safe' or 'free' until Palestine is free. In an email allegedly sent by Columbia Law’s National Lawyers Guild organization on Friday, the group condemned the school’s administration and the NYPD for clearing out Hamilton Hall after it was occupied by anti-Israel protesters.
While you repeatedly cried wolf with claims that anti-Zionist speech was antisemitic, which diluted the very real instances of antisemitism, we shared uplifting, welcoming Shabbat services in the Gaza solidarity Encampment. While you threatened doxxing and disciplinary actions, we found community in the encampment and imagined a more just world,' the email continued. 'Our safety cannot be predicated on the oppression of others, whether campus protesters or Palestinians.
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