"Miss NYU Hamas" suspended for tearing down Israeli hostage posters

She bears a striking resemblance to a woman named Rashida, but with less lipstick

An New York University student terrorist supporter who was suspended after being caught tearing down posters of Hamas' Israeli hostages came up with woke talking points saying the school suspended her because she was pressured by "people with wealth and power." It's not clear if by successful people that she was referring to, you know, the Joooze.

Freshman student terrorist supporter, Hafiza Khalique, claimed to BreakThrough News that she lost her scholarship [after she tore down posters of hostages that included adults of all ages, male and female, and children, including babies] and no longer has access to on- or off-campus housing and without "any higher education until fall 2024." So one can say she's on a "jihad break" for now.

Khalique was among one of three pro-Hamassholes who were video recorded in October outside NYU's Stern School of Business, ripping down the posters of, you know, those Joooze who stole the land from the Palestinians, who weren't actually Palestinians until November 15, 1988, while the Jews have been indigenous to Israel for several thousand years.

The hostage photos was part of an awareness campaign that began with New York-based Israeli street artists. The posters displayed the names and photos of about 240 people abducted in Israel by Hamas on October 7. On that day, the Hamassholes killed about 1,200 mostly innocent civilians.

"It was never about what was on the posters," the Muslima Khalique explained in the on-camera interview.

"It was about the message that the posters sent and they are used to justify the genocide that's happening in Gaza right now." She wasn't actually referring to the actual genocide that was actually perpetrated on, you know, those Joooze; she was implying that Israel was committing genocide on the so called Palestinians, which merely shows that she is history-challenged. 

Khalique said under the terms of her suspension, she is prohibited from attending on-campus and off-campus events and from participating in student organizations in clubs. 

She is also unable to afford off-campus housing in New York City, she said.

But the poor Jew-hater need not worry. Once this all blows over and the school thinks nobody is paying attention, they will probably reinstate her.

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Harvard president suddenly feels "regret" for her testimony before Congress

Harvard President Claudine Gay testified before Congress Tuesday and now feels sorry for the blowback she's gotten after anti-Semitic remarks she made on antisemitism. [H/T Fox News]

"I am sorry. Words matter." the obvious anti-Semite said in an interview with The Harvard Crimson on Thursday regarding her testimony.

"When words amplify distress and pain, I don’t know how you could feel anything but regret," she said, in an attempt to keep her job. 

On Tuesday, Gay sat before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce to discuss antisemitism and threats against Jewish students on Harvard’s campus. She, like her two colleague clowns from MIT and UPenn, refused to say that the genocidal chants and threats students made against Jews should be considered harassment because of "context," and for some reason she now claims to be sorry.

During an exchange with Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), she was asked whether calling for the genocide of Jews on campus violates the university’s codes of conduct related to bullying and harassment.

Gay said it would depend on the "context" of the incident. That is, if the harassment happened to be against black, Muslims, LGBTQ, or other "disenfranchised" groups, then yes, it would be harassment and should result in serious consequences for the perpetrators. But in this case, it's about those, you know, the Jews. They think they're so great with their Albert Einstein and Ruth Bader Ginsberg, but they're not.

When asked to give a yes or no answer, Gay said antisemitic speech could warrant action from Harvard if the conduct crosses into bullying, harassment and intimidation.

Stefanik again pressed Gay to provide a simple yes or no response.

"Again, it depends on the context," Gay said.

Rep. Stefanik said on Fox News' "Faulkner Focus" Wednesday that she was "shaken" after the three stooges who refused to state that calling for Jewish genocide would violate their respective university codes of conduct.

ELISE STEFANIK: I've been in a number of very high-profile congressional hearings over the years and the pathetic moral depravity on display by the witnesses, the three university presidents from Harvard, M.I.T and Penn. I've never witnessed anything like that. And I asked the question in such a way that it was easy. Yes, that calling for the genocide of Jews, in fact, does violate their policies and code of conduct when it comes to bullying and harassment. And their answers were pathetic. I was so shaken and what was probably the most tragic aspect of the hearing to me was there were a number of Jewish students from those schools in the audience sitting behind them. And to watch just the fear as they're listening to the presidents of these universities fail to answer a basic question of moral clarity. It was abysmal. They don't deserve the dignity of resigning. They need to be fired.

Following the well-deserved blasting Gay received on social media, she tried convincing us that some had "confused" a right to free expression with the notion that Harvard condones "calls for violence against Jewish students."

"Let me be clear: Calls for violence or genocide against the Jewish community, or any religious or ethnic group are vile, they have no place at Harvard, and those who threaten our Jewish students will be held to account," she blathered.

Gay further clarified her comments during her interview with the Crimson.

"I got caught up in what had become at that point, an extended, combative exchange about policies and procedures," Gay said. "What I should have had the presence of mind to do in that moment was return to my guiding truth, which is that calls for violence against our Jewish community — threats to our Jewish students — have no place at Harvard and will never go unchallenged. Substantively, I failed to convey what is my truth."

Whenever anyone uses the words 'my truth,' they are lying by implying their beliefs comport with reality. People use that term to absolve themselves of wrongdoing. There is only 'truth,' and it doesn't belong to anyone--it's fact. 

All of three presidents who testified on Capitol Hill, and all others who refuse to hold those students who hate and make threats of genocide, need to be fired.

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UPenn loses $100,000,000 donation after Magill's congressional testimony

Frau Elizabeth Magill

University of Pennsylvania President Elizabeth Magill, along with Harvard President Claudine Gay and MIT President Sally Kornbluth testified before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce. Each one of these bozos had similar prepared answers to the question posed by Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) as to whether calling for the death of Jews went against the harassment policies of their respective schools. Each said, in effect, that it depended upon the context and whether the harassment went against an individual.

It was obvious that they were coached as to what to say and it was both cold and disgusting to hear them each refuse to admit what a 3-year-old could answer correctly. Not only that, but if the "context" was about black people or LGBTQ people, people would be expelled, if not indeed incarcerated.

So people chanting and calling for the genocide of Jews must be explored under an academic microscope because these three universitards are too simpleminded to recognize neo-Nazi and Islamic rhetoric in front of their smug faces.

That smugness and refusal to protect Jewish students has  cost UPenn $100 million (via Axios):

A UPenn donor is withdrawing a gift worth around $100 million to protest the school's response to antisemitism on campus. [With such a strong move, you might think the next thing to happen is for the school to forbid men to compete against women in sports.]

The final straw for Ross Stevens, founder and CEO of Stone Ridge Asset Management, was fed up with Tuesday's widely criticized congressional testimony by Penn's president Magill.

The gift from Stevens, a Penn undergrad alum, was given in December 2017 to help establish a center for innovation in finance. It was in the form of limited partnership units in Stone Ridge, with the current value estimated at around $100 million.

Stevens, in a letter from his lawyers to Penn, alleges that the school has violated the terms of the limited partnership agreement, including its anti-discrimination and anti-harassment policies.

"Its permissive approach to hate speech calling for violence against Jews and laissez faire attitude toward harassment and discrimination against Jewish students would violate any policies of rules that prohibit harassment and discrimination based on religion, including those of Stone Ridge," Stevens wrote.

Magill has the constitutional right to say whatever she wants and defend her belief that Jews should all die, and Ross Stevens has the same right stand by his moral principals and refuse to support the school that holds the genocidal hatred. 

So UPenn can keep Magill on board as their president, but they should not expect decent people to support the school. Hopefully, this will carry over to every university and academic institution that supports hatred of any group of individuals.

Context? Schmontext. 

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Ivy League Presidents try damage control after anti-Semitic testimonies

L to R: Frau Magill, Frau Gay, Frau Kornbluth [photo: Babylon Bee]

Question: What’s the difference between a lightbulb and a prostitute?

Answer: You can unscrew a lightbulb.

The presidents of Harvard, and UPenn made a feeble attempt at damage control after they testified on Capitol Hill for the House Committee on Education and the Workplace on Tuesday regarding anti-Semitism at their respective schools of leftist learning and along with the president of MIT came off with talking points that were obviously prearranged, perhaps by a legal team. But they received tons of negative feedback from the public and knew they were screwed.

Harvard President Claudine Gay, MIT President Sally Kornbluth, and University of Pennsylvania President Elizabeth Magill each testified and when Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY) asked them whether the call for genocide and mass violence against Jews would be considered a violation of harassment and bullying policies of their schools, she was stunned by the responses she received.

[H/T Townhall.com]

They tried to play it off as free speech and as long as nobody acted out on it, no foul, no harm. It all "depends on the context," or "when speech crosses into conduct."

What a load of crap. Put the shoe on the other foot and see how they would have responded if, say, genocide of blacks or gays was called for by students. You don't have to imagine the response because it's obvious.

Their prepared answers and failure to  "answer with moral clarity" shocked both those on the left and the right.

This is a question a child could answer, unless the child grew up in Gaza, perhaps.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, was livid.

White House spokesman Andrew Bates said in a statement on Wednesday, “It’s unbelievable that this needs to be said: calls for genocide are monstrous and antithetical to everything we represent as a country. Any statements that advocate for the systematic murder of Jews are dangerous and revolting — and we should all stand firmly against them, on the side of human dignity and the most basic values that unite us as Americans.

“It should not be hard to condemn genocide, genocide against Jews, genocide against anyone else,” he told reporters. “I’ve said many times, leaders have a responsibility to speak and act with moral clarity, and Liz Magill failed to meet that simple test. There should be no nuance to that — she needed to give a one-word answer,” he added.

By Wednesday afternoon, a petition calling for Ms. Magill’s resignation had grown to more than 3,000 signatures. Marc Rowan, the chief of Apollo Global Management and the board chair at the Wharton School of Business at Penn, asked the board of trustees to rescind their support for Ms. Magill.

“How much damage to our reputation are we willing to accept?” he wrote in a letter to the trustees.

Governor Shapiro, who is a nonvoting member of Penn’s board, urged the trustees to meet soon.

University sources, speaking on background, said that efforts were underway to hold a board meeting by phone this week. The university did not respond immediately to a request for comment. [...]

One can imagine people in the Middle East scrambling to deal with damage control.

Bill Ackman, the billionaire hedge fund manager and Harvard alumnus, called on all three presidents to resign, citing the exchanges over genocide.

“It ‘depends on the context’ and ‘whether the speech turns into conduct,’ that is, actually killing Jews,” he wrote on X. “This could be the most extraordinary testimony ever elicited in the Congress.”

“They must all resign in disgrace,” he continued. “If a CEO of one of our companies gave a similar answer, he or she would be toast within the hour.” 

With so many calls to resign, Gay and Magill did damage control on Wednesday.

“In that moment, I was focused on our university’s longstanding policies aligned with the U.S. Constitution, which say that speech alone is not punishable, [blah, blah, blah]” Magill said in a video statement. “I was not focused on, but I should have been, the irrefutable fact that a call for genocide of Jewish people is a call for some of the most terrible violence human beings can perpetrate. It’s evil — plain and simple.”

Her Peter Strzok smile no longer seen on her face as she put on a serious demeanor and faked sincerity.

She went on to say she believed "it would be harassment or intimidation" and said Penn is initiating "a serious and careful look at our policies."

While donors may stop donating to these institutes of wokeism, unless something is done about stopping federal funding and foreign donations, nothing is going to change.

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Yahya Sinwar's house in Gaza surrounded by IDF troops, Bibi says

Dead man waving

The IDF have surrounded the house of Hamasshole head, Yahya Sinwar who is now labeled the mastermind of the gruesome Oct. 7 attacks, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu.

"He can run, but we will get him," Netanyhu said on X Wednesday.

Troops descended on Sinwar's home in Khan Younis, Gaza's second largest city, while Israeli forces continue their push into the Gaza Strip's southern territories.

The operation has displaced thousands of civilians, most who support Hamas.

Sinwar, 61, was a former prisoner of Israel and had his life spared twice, once after being treated in an Israeli hospital, perhaps making him the world's greatest ingrate. He was elected to head Hamas' political wing after he was released from prison in 2011.

Well fool Israel once, shame on them. Fool Israel twice, shame on Sinwar. Israeli officials have now promised to kill Sinwar after learning that it was this scumbag who gave the final okay on the October 7 terror attacks that killed about 1,200 people that day and continued on an atrocious rampage across southern Israel.

Sinwar had been sentenced to multiple life sentences in Israel for the masterminding the 1988 kidnapping and murders of two Israeli soldiers. In prison, he was diagnosed with a brain abscess in 2004, prompting

the surgery from Israeli doctors that saved his life.

Unfortunately, the scumwafer was freed in 2011 in an exchange of 1,027 Palestinian terrorists, for one soldier, Gilad Shalit, who had been kidnapped in 2006 and held for over five years.

Sinwar gained the sobriquet "the butcher of Khan Younis" while heading Majd Force, the Hamasshole group's security force that kills suspected spies and informants. 

Yahya Sinwar needs to go where the virgins await him, young handsome boys tend to him, and rivers of wine flow. 

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Michelle Obama was asked to condemn Hamas rapes of Israeli women

It's the #MeTooUnlessI'mAJew movement for many on the left. They have pretended to protect and believe ALL women, but now, not so much when the women in question are Israeli. Not surprisingly, when the October 7th sexual atrocities and murders was video recorded by the Hamasshole terrorists themselves, the anti-Semitic left were as quiet as a mouse peeing on a fresh cotton ball.

A prominent figure in the Israeli government, May Golan, who is the Minister for the Advancement of the Status of Women of Israel, participated in an interview with the former first lady and noted that Michelle Obama refused to criticize the terrorist group for the horrific atrocities they inflicted on the elderly, babies, children, women and men on the day that will live in infamy for good people.

The interview, which was broadcast on Israel's Channel 14 on Saturday, discussed the sexual atrocities perpetrated against Israeli females of all ages. Golan told the show's host that her team approached Michelle Obama, who previously condemned Boko Haram after 276 young girls were kidnapped from a Nigerian school, But Obama declined to say a word about the barbarism of Hamas on October 7 during their sneak attack into an Israeli music festival.

Golan: It’s impossible to trust these institutions any more. From my perspective, they don’t have any relevance anymore. And that’s what I want to say. When Michelle Obama, wife of Barack Hussein Obama, said, in public, went out against Boko Haram, and called to return the girls that were kidnapped by Boko Haram, we had, here, a moment of silence, for a sigh ––

Host: She said nothing? She said nothing.

Golan: Not a word. And we approached her, I tell you —

Host: Oh, this is new. You approached Michelle Obama —

Golan: Unambigously.

Host: — please condemn the case of the slaughter of the 7th of October, and Michelle Obama did not agree to condemn it?

Golan: I’ll tell you more than that. I sent her a description, in authentic, sworn testimony, by people who told about the collection of severed female organs from women who had been raped, on broken pelvises, about shocking things that … I don’t want to continue to say in the Israel media. We know that the request has been received. She is not in a political position, she can certainly respond. Silence from her, from all the other female celebrities.

This enlightening moment came soon after the anti-Zionist/anti-Semitic UN Women, an arm of the United Nations that is supposedly dedicated to championing women’s rights globally, displayed exactly the same silence as Obama. [Wasn't it the left that said 'silence is violence'?]

UN Women, who pretend to be the "global champion for gender equality," deleted their post from last week that condemned the rapes and murders of Israeli women at the hands of Hamas. [They must have been pressured to do so by the main body of the UN.] 

The UN Women were harshly criticized for their weeks-long silence after the massacre and initially paid lip service to the attack a week after it happened by tweeting:

UN Women condemns the attacks on civilians in Israel & the Occupied Palestinian Territories, & is deeply alarmed by the devastating impact on civilians including women & girls. International Humanitarian Law & Human Rights Law must be respected & upheld.

Yippie frack. 

So Michelle Obama is no better than any of the disgusting women on the left who blame Israel for the barbarism of Hamas.

Had the shoe been on the other foot where the IDF attacked Palestinian women in Gaza, the response would have been thunderous. There would be a gnashing of teeth and the media would jump on Israel like wet on water. There would be wall-to-wall coverage with cries of "death to Israel" on the lips of every anti-Semite and mainstream media clowns (who might not say it openly, but we'd get the message].

From this writer's personal perspective, I have never witnessed so much anti-Semitism on X as I see of late. Oh sure, there will always be racists, but now the anti-Semites are like bed bugs.

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Freed hostages at Tel Aviv rally tell of torture and other details under Hamas

"It was a horror movie," was how freed Hamas hostages described their ordeal at a rally in Tel Aviv on Saturday. They described the “hell” of captivity and called for the release of those still in Gaza and expressed their gratitude to be home.

Not all released hostages were in attendance but appeared on video. An entire new level of understanding and emotion was experienced in the latest of  a series of rallies that began before the recent weeklong cease-fire and partial hostage release.

“It was a horror movie,” said Danielle Aloni, 44, according to the Times of Israel. “There was no schedule. You sleep, you weep. Every day was an eternity.”

Aloni was released on Nov. 24, the first day of the cease-fire, along with her young daughter, Emilia, but worries deeply for relatives still being held among the 137 remaining in Gaza.

“People could die simply because they’ll decide to murder them,” said Aloni, describing what seems to have come from the movie "Schindler's List."

Holocaust survivor Yaffa Adar, 85, said that she and her fellow hostages endured “hell” — and called for continued efforts to free those still there, including her adult grandson, Tamir.

“I beg the decision-makers, get the children and everyone out,” Adar reportedly said. “I am a voice for many mothers and grandmothers asking ‘release the children now.’” 

“I want to see them now,” she said. “Not when I’m in a coffin.”

The dribble-like release of hostages came to an abrupt halt on Friday, when Hamas claimed that Israel rejuected their offer to free a group of older men, rather than women and children. Does anyone in their right mind believe that nonsense? Every person counts to Israel.

Not surprisingly, some Democrats like Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) try to equate the atrocities of Hamassholes with the retaliation by Israel's IDF. She and the so called Squad, along with their anti-Semitic followers, are no different than the Nazis, a label they try to pin on Israel, the one country that takes more care than any other in history to minimize civilian casualties.

Free the hostages now.

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Former US ambassador to Bolivia busted as Cuban agent

A former US Ambassador to Bolivia, Manuel Rocha, 73, was the target of a long term investigation by the FBI and as such has been accused of being an agent of Cuba. [H/T Associated Press]

Rocha was arrested in Miami on Friday on a criminal complaint and is expected to make a court appearance today, Monday, as told to the AP by two people on conditions of anonymity, which sucks but can be verified if there happens to be a court appearance. 

One of the people said the Justice Department case accuses Rocha of working to promote the Cuban government’s interests.

Federal law requires people, such as Hunter Biden and Bob Menendez, for example. who does the political bidding of a foreign government or entity inside the US to register with the Justice Department, which in recent years has stepped up its criminal enforcement of illicit foreign lobbying.

The Justice Department declined to comment. It was not immediately clear if Rocha had a lawyer and a law firm where he previously worked said it was not representing him.

Rocha’s 25-year diplomatic career was spent under both Democratic and Republican administrations, much of it in Latin America during the Cold War when the Castros were in power.

Rocha was born in Colombia, Rocha, raised in a working-class home in New York City and went on to obtain a succession of liberal arts degrees from Yale, Harvard and Georgetown before joining the foreign service in 1981.

He was the top US diplomat in Argentina between 1997 and 2000 at a time when a decade-long currency stabilization program backed by Washington was unraveling under the weight of huge foreign debt and stagnant growth. This triggered a political crisis that would have Argentina cycle through five presidents in two weeks.

Anyway, both Hunter Biden and Bob Menendez likely believe Rocha should not be charged with being an agent for Cuba, for some reason.

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