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Interim University President Katrina Armstrong apologized in her first interview with Spectator on Tuesday to those who were “hurt” by the New York Police Department’s April sweeps of the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” and occupied Hamilton Hall.https://t.co/Hkb9WwTGZ0
— Columbia Daily Spectator (@ColumbiaSpec) September 19, 2024
You can’t just go around being friendly to people who hate the only Jew state. You have to attack them. You have to humiliate them. You have to strip them of their fundamental humanity and you have to make them suffer unspeakable horrors.
The Holocaust must never happen again, and the only way we can prevent it is through cruelty, abuse, torture, anal sodomy, and the mass murder of civilian populations.
Columbia University’s interim president Katrina Armstrong was slammed by members of the school’s Jewish community after she apologized to anyone who felt “hurt” by the administration’s decision to clear out the campus’ destructive anti-Israel protests last spring.
Dr. Armstrong issued the mea culpa in an interview with the Ivy League school’s newspaper, the Columbia Spectator after she was asked about the school requesting the NYPD to break up a sprawling encampment and remove protesters from Hamilton Hall on separate days last April.
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“I know that this is tricky for me to say, but I do understand that I sit in this job, right. And so if you could just let everybody know who was hurt by that, that I’m just incredibly sorry,” Armstrong told the newspaper that published its story early Thursday.
“And I know it wasn’t me, but I’m really sorry … I saw it, and I’m really sorry.”
Yikes.
Armstrong assumed her current role after former Columbia president Minouche Shafik suddenly stepped down in August after she faced intense criticism for her handling the constant – and at times destructive – anti-Israel demonstrations following Hamas’ Oct. 7 terror attack and the subsequent war in Gaza.
More than 100 protesters, part of a Gaza Solidarity Encampment on a campus green, were taken into custody after Shafik called on the NYPD to enter university grounds. About two weeks later, hundreds of cops were allowed on campus again to haul away more than 100 protesters from Hamilton Hall.
On both occasions, the elite school said it regretted summoning police, but stressed officials were left with no choice. The school accused protesters that took over Hamilton Hall of forcing school safety officers out of the building and threatening a janitor.
Armstrong’s apology was blasted by Jewish members of the school community.
“Instead of apologizing to the antisemitic protesters, [Armstrong] should be apologizing to the Jewish students for failing to protect them from relentless discrimination and harassment,” student Maya Cukierman, 19, told The Post.
Everyone should always be apologizing to Jews.
It is impossible for Jews to ever do anything immoral, because of the Holocaust and because they are the chosen ones. That means that anyone who criticizes Jews does it for only one reason: they are evil.
No one actually believes that slaughtering tens of thousands of Palestinian children is bad. They just claim to think it is bad as an excuse to promote a second Holocaust.
Antisemitism is an age-old disease that must be stamped out using extreme methods. Jews deserve that, because of the Holocaust.
AFTER LOCKING MEDICS INTO JOHN JAY, NYPD AT COLUMBIA PUSHED THREE STUDENTS DOWN THE STAIRS AND DRAGGED OUT ONE PASSED OUT STUDENT. THEY THREW ALL ITEMS DOWN THE STAIRS, ENDANGERING STUDENTS, AND PUSHED A GROUP OF FIVE THAT WERE WALKING WITHOUT RESISTING ARREST. pic.twitter.com/pt6KoY1UqL
— Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine (@ColumbiaSJP) May 1, 2024
BREAKING:
NYPD officer at Columbia University texting “thought we fucking shot someone” while on campus outside of Hind Hall. #cu4palestine pic.twitter.com/tcczXVKMqF— Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine (@ColumbiaSJP) May 1, 2024
