Ousted UPenn''s board chair says donors shouldn't have say in policy even though that's isn't why they pulled donations

Scotty Bok, the UPenn's ousted board chairman says that donors shouldn't have a say in school functions after several of the wealthy businessman donors withdrew their donations to the anti-Semitic school after Jew-hatred incidents occurred on campus and their now ousted president Liz Magill, refused to say whether calling for Jewish genocide constituted harassment or threats, claiming that it depended on the context or behavior. 

Liz Magill

Of course, this all came after the October 7 attack by Hamassholes on Israelis in their beds that killed over 1,200 men, women and children in a single day. It also came after repeated incidents of context and behavior of anti-Semites on campus threatening, harassing and intimidating Jewish students.

But Bok fails to see the reality of the situation. He thinks they withheld their funds in order to get the school to do something about Jew hatred, not because they personally found the hypocrisy of Magill and the school in general when it comes to the Jewish students. 

Use the wrong pronoun some woke student insists you call him or her, you're in trouble. Make a racist remark about any other group beside Jews, you're in trouble. Misgender a mentally ill male student who thinks he's a girl, or a female student who thinks she's a boy, you're in trouble. Call out "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" and you're in the club.

“I think donors are absolutely free to give to whatever organizations they want or not to, and to withhold for any reason they choose to,” Bok told Bloomberg TV.

“But they are not shareholders so I don’t think they should have a particularly loud voice on how universities are run.”

Donors don't want a say in how the school should be run--they want a say in how it should not be run, what should not be permissible. They don't even complain about the school's useless gender studies curriculum and have remained silent on the DEI hiring practices. But for the donors, a substantial number who are Jewish, donating to such a school was too much to expect.

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Remember the Israeli woman on the motorcycle taken by Hamas: here's what happened to her

Inbar Haiman, 27, was working as a mental health volunteer at Israel's Supernova Music Festival when Hamas struck and all hell broke loose. The festival was among the locations hardest hit in terms of the number of those killed and taken hostage. Inbar was among those taken hostage--you might have seen the terrified look on her face in a video as she was taken aboard a motorcycle by the terrorists.

Inbar's boyfriend, Noam Alon, pleaded to "keep her alive," but it was discovered that she was murdered by those Hamassholes, Israel’s Hostages and Missing Persons Families Forum said Saturday, according to the Times of Israel.

She was an art student and graffiti artist, a "creative girl full of joy of life," the group said, according to a translation of the Hebrew-language Maariv newspaper. She was from Haifa and is survived by her parents, her brother, and her boyfriend.

“All I'm asking is for them to be as kind as possible and keep her alive — not expecting too much — just for them to be human, and for them to give the hostages food and water and medical [attention],”  Alon said. He was not at the festival but had planned on attending a soccer game with Inbar later that day.

Inbar and Noam met two years ago at the WIZO Academy of Design and Education in Haifa, and fell in love after bonding over their love of art.

Within hours after the barbaric attack, the Hamassholes released a propaganda video showing a bloodied and bruised Haiman held by four armed men.

Though the clip was disturbing, it gave Alon hope that Haiman was alive and might someday return home.

Over 100 of the estimated 240 people taken hostage on Oct. 7 were released during a weeklong ceasefire in late November through early December, but Haiman was not among them. The clip below shows some of the victims, including Inbar. It comes courtesy of Stand With Us, a worthwhile organization that is help Israel in this crisis.

The remaining hostages are confirmed dead by Israel or by Hamas, while others are believed to still be in captivity.

Meanwhile many countries and the United Nations [now primarily an Islamic organization] are demanding Israel ceasefire and stop killing terrorists so that they can regroup, re-arm, and maybe even recruit among 70 percent of Palestinians who agree with their genocidal cause against the Jews.

Welcome to Holocaust 2.0. Never again is now. 

Am Yisrael Chai!

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Guess who attacked the Al-Aqsa Mosque and who saved it from destruction

Palestinians attend services one day before the Oct. 7 barbaric attack on Israeli civilians

No, Israel did not attack the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

On Saturday evening, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, Gilad Erdan, told the General Assembly that Israel had protected the Al-Aqsa Mosque, a holy Islamic site in Jerusalem, from an attack by Hamas.

Erdan wrote, 

“Israel is defending Al-Aqsa Mosque from Hamas missiles‼️

"Just as ISIS destroyed mosques, Hamas-ISIS is willing to blow up Al-Aqsa. For Hamas, murdering Israelis is more important than Islamic holy sites. This is what I said today in the UN General Assembly as I showed the Iron Dome interception of a Hamas missile fired towards the Temple Mount. These are the terrorists that the UN has chosen to protect. Unbelievable‼️”

Israel is defending Al-Aqsa Mosque from Hamas missiles‼️Just as ISIS destroyed mosques, Hamas-ISIS is willing to blow up Al-Aqsa. For Hamas, murdering Israelis is more important than Islamic holy sites. This is what I said today in the UN General Assembly as I showed the Iron… pic.twitter.com/QNuZ44i7UN— Ambassador Gilad Erdan גלעד ארדן (@giladerdan1)

Erdan made the comments after the Hamassholes indiscriminately fired dumb rockets towards civilian populations in Jerusalem and other parts of Israel hoping to hit anything Jewish.

The Ambassador's impassioned speech began with him stating “Today, Hamas proved that murdering Israelis is even more important than preserving the Islamic holy sites they claim to protect.”

Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan addresses the United Nations Security Council
 as the Council meets to discuss the issue of Israeli settlements in the West Bank at U.N. headquarters in New York City, New York, U.S., February 20, 2023.

He then played a video of sirens blaring in Jerusalem. He explained that the rockets were fired towards the Temple Mount, a holy site for Abrahamic religions located under the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

“Israel’s Iron Dome intercepted the missile,” Erdan informed the UN, “it defended Al-Aqsa Mosque from Hamas….Israel is defending Al-Aqsa Mosque from Hamas.”

Now there's a twist.

He went on to address the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. He asked the groups, “This is who you have chosen to defend? A group of genocidal terrorists that prefer jihad at any cost over holy sites?

“Just as ISIS destroyed mosques, Hamas-ISIS is willing to blow up Al-Aqsa.

“So many of you are willing to defend them, unbelievable.”

That's why we call them "Hamassholes."

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