A Jewish student who graduated from the Ethical Fieldston School in the Bronx was tormented by classmates calling him an “ethnic cleaner” and a “colonizer” and even witnessed a teacher give rabbis the middle finger at an assembly, according to his mother.

NY P0st (h/t Marin W)  “Fieldston is a hotbed of Jew-hate and these terror-supporting students are the epitome of the ‘trigger warning’ generation,” Dr. Logan Levkoff said in an Instagram post.

Ironically, Fieldston was founded by a Jew and was supposed to be this safe haven for the Jewish community,” one private school parent lamented. “For it to devolve into what it has is totally antithetical to what the school is supposed to represent.”

Levkoff’s Tuesday post came in response to a student letter that defended a classmate accused of vandalizing the school with anti-Israel graffiti and bashed Jewish parents. It claimed the parents were “intimidating” them and “suppressing” ideas not in line with “Zionist ideology.”

The students were replying to Jewish parents and alums who demanded in their own letter that the $63,000-a-year school protect their kids in light of antisemitic incidents following Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

“The Fieldston school’s terror-supporting students have responded to the Jewish community’s letter with a five-page missive,” Levkoff, a relationship expert and self-proclaimed “sex-talking Jewish hockey mom,” shared with her 15,000 followers. “So now it’s my turn.”

“They’ve been terrorizing Jewish students for years, forcing them into silence for fear that if they speak up, they’ll be called racist,” Levkoff wrote. “Enough is enough,” she added. “Some of us have played the ‘Good Jew’ for too long.”

In their letter, the students also claimed that a “vulnerable 16-year-old girl of color” was being “scapegoated” over the “Free Palestine” graffiti on teh school building. “This student has been and continues to be blamed and villainized for an act of protest that she was not made aware would break any rules,” they wrote.

Students could not possibly have known what phrases and symbols are viewed as causing harm and why,” the Ivy League hopefuls also declared.

The link to the letter since been taken down. One Fieldston insider doubted the kids wrote the letter themselves and suspected radical teachers or parents helped. The controversy is the latest in a string of racial and religious incidents there in the past decade.

One former Fieldston parent blamed the recent battles on a “complete failure on the part of the school to teach a fair and balanced curriculum.” The school has “made the ties that bound the community together untenable,” she added.

The insider pointed to the school’s DEI programs like so-called “affinity groups,” which divide kids by race and identity. The initiatives are headed by a five-person Department of Belonging and Social Impact team.

“They don’t bring people together, they tear them apart,” the source said, adding that it is a small group “rabble rousing” and espousing anti-Israel and antisemitic sentiments.