Even more disturbing than all the pro-Hamas Muslim and Far Left student agitators supporting the Islamic terrorists at this university, are the pro-Hamas, self-hating, Jewish students who are protesting against Israel.

FYI: Washington University has a very large Jewish student population. Out of 8,100 undergraduates currently attending Washington University in St. Louis, approximately 24% (about 1,850) are Jewish, according to Washington University Hillel.

Danforth Dispatch A recent article in Washington University’s primary newspaper, Student Life, has caused debate on campus. The article, titled “Students and community members rally in support of Palestine, protest Israel’s actions in Gaza” was written as a report on last Friday’s on-campus pro-Palestine protest, which the Danforth Dispatch also reported on. Student Life’s article, which was published last Sunday, prompted a discussion over whether or not Student Life was far too favorable towards the protesters in its description of the protest and whether or not it had whitewashed the protest.

First of all, I would like to recommend that everyone read our article on the matter:https://t.co/N2sG1213TO

— Danforth Dispatch (@DanforthDsptch) October 26, 2023

What is notable about Student Life’s article is not what it says, but what it doesn’t say. As reported by the Danforth Dispatch and recorded on film, the pro-Palestine protest included chants such the declarations that “Israel is a Terror State” and that “Zionism will fall.” The protestors also chanted the infamous “From the River to the Sea” chant, which has been used by Hamas.

Here is a number of the various chants that the protestors shouted. Among the chants are a declaring that “Zionism will fall”(0:03), a claim that associates nickels and dimes with “Israel’s crime”(0:32), and the infamous “from the River to the Sea” chant (1:30). pic.twitter.com/jys93bR50B

— Danforth Dispatch (@DanforthDsptch) October 26, 2023

Furthermore, one of the speakers claimed “[Jews] changed the Torah, you changed the Bible,” and that there was no conflict between Muslims and “Jewish Arabs” until “you go get all the Europe Jewish.” None of these chants (all recorded in our Twitter thread linked below) are mentioned in the StudLife article, with the only chants mentioned being the relatively tame ones of “Palestine will never die” and “Israel out of Palestine.”

The same speaker then claimed that there was no conflict between Muslims and “Jewish Arabs” until “you go get all the Europe Jewish” pic.twitter.com/xum8bWVBpz

— Danforth Dispatch (@DanforthDsptch) October 26, 2023

Furthermore, the fact that Israel has yet to begin its ground operation in Gaza (and is thus not “in” the country of Palestine) is not mentioned, nor correlated chant of the protestors that “all of Palestine” extends “from the [Jordan] River to the [Mediterranean] Sea” and thus includes the entire modern State of Israel. If these were noted, it would become obvious that the chant of “Israel out of Palestine” was in fact a call for the destruction of Israel.

The protest obviously shifted away from its initial subject (Gaza) and into a more generalized rally against Israel, and thus Student Life’s article can be considered negligent in its failure to report on the darker side of the rally. And it is rather curious that the negligence of Student Life just so happens to cast the rally in a more favorable light.

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