The group behind the truck sharing personal info plans to create websites.
Demonstrators take their"Emergency Rally: Stand with Palestinians Under Siege in Gaza" out of Harvard University and onto the streets of Harvard Square in Cambridge, Mass., October 14, 2023.
"I think it's incredibly important for people to know who the antisemites are on their campus and in their community," Guillette told ABC News. "Ideally, I'd love for everyone to abandon any hateful beliefs they might hold. I'd love for them to apologize for the antisemitic proclamation that they signed."
"Falling into the old trope of conflating valuing Palestinian lives with antisemitism is an unfortunate and lazy response, and I condemn it," a Harvard law student, who is a member in one of the groups that signed onto the statement, told ABC News. "Of course, I feel for the students being intimidated into silence."
A truck driving around Harvard's campus identifies people who signed onto a controversial letter supporting Palestinians in the wake of an attack by Hamas.A Harvard Kennedy School student told ABC News that these CEOs and public individuals speaking out "mobilizes more people" The student said the backlash and harassment students have been facing has been scary from a safety perspective and said "I have my career on the line.
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