OUR STATEMENT ON HARVARD’S SETTLEMENT TODAY. PLEASE READ AND SHARE.
A year ago, I decided to sue Harvard over their blatant Civil Rights violations and normalization of antisemitism on campus.
Although certain Jewish nonprofits discouraged us, we charted a new path forward… pic.twitter.com/xzKtnVA3RS
— Shabbos Kestenbaum (@ShabbosK) January 21, 2025
To Jewish students everywhere: do not be intimidated. Fight, fight, fight! pic.twitter.com/xgQpsR5gGk
— Shabbos Kestenbaum (@ShabbosK) January 21, 2025
These rules make it illegal to talk about Jews.
You can’t do anything other than praise them.
The IHRA definition goes through and points to every single thing Jews dislike and makes it illegal to say it.
Harvard University will provide additional protections for Jewish students under a settlement announced on Tuesday that resolves two lawsuits accusing the Ivy League school of becoming a hotbed of rampant antisemitism.
Harvard said it will adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism, including specific examples of discrimination and harassment, when evaluating whether conduct violates its non-discrimination and anti-bullying policies.
The university will also address Frequently Asked Questions about its policies online, report annually for five years on its enforcement efforts, and provide training on combating antisemitism to staff who review discrimination complaints.
Harvard’s settlement resolves a lawsuit by Students Against Antisemitism, and a lawsuit by Jewish Americans for Fairness in Education and the Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, and includes unspecified monetary payments. The university did not admit wrongdoing.
Frankly, it’s a wonder it took them this long to enforce this.