In light of the horror that Hamas terrorists inflicted on innocent Israeli civilians, the Buckley Institute pulled together a special podcast episode on how the campus has responded.
Isha Brahmbhatt ’24, Noah Riley ’24, and Trevor MacKay ’25 talked about Yalies4Palestine celebrating the atrocities over the weekend, what it means to share dorms and classrooms with those who celebrate violence against anyone deemed a “colonizer,” and the psychology of those who support Hamas’ acts of terror.
Yale School of Medicine Professor and outspoken critic of antisemitism at Yale Evan Morris talks about the campus response to the weekend’s atrocities and what the administration needs to do to demonstrate its commitment to fighting antisemitism.
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In light of the horror that Hamas terrorists inflicted on innocent Israeli civilians, the Buckley Institute pulled together a special podcast episode on how the campus has responded.
Isha Brahmbhatt ’24, Noah Riley ’24, and Trevor MacKay ’25 talked about Yalies4Palestine celebrating the atrocities over the weekend, what it means to share dorms and classrooms with those who celebrate violence against anyone deemed a “colonizer,” and the psychology of those who support Hamas’ acts of terror.
Yale School of Medicine Professor and outspoken critic of antisemitism at Yale Evan Morris talks about the campus response to the weekend’s atrocities and what the administration needs to do to demonstrate its commitment to fighting antisemitism.
Subscribe to get all Buckley Institute updates at buckleyinstitute.com.
Follow us on Twitter @BuckleyInst