The 'Outnumbered' panel discussed growing antisemitism nationwide and how the Biden administration has responded to heightening threats against Jewish Americans.
Hochul called Cornell hours after dad’s funeral to discuss antisemitic terror threatThe upstate New York Ivy League college said that Friday would be a “community day” where students and staff will be excused from work to relax and reflect following “the extraordinary stress of the past few weeks,” a university spokesperson told The Post.
The 21-year-old allegedly posted a series of threats to an internet message board intended for fraternity and sorority under usernames like “Hamas fighter,” “glorious Hamas,” and “jew evil,” according to the indictment.Dai threatened to slit the throats of Jewish people and to “rape and kill all the jew women before they birth more Jewish Hitlers,” according to court documents. He also referred to Jewish people as “rats” that needed to be eliminated.
Jewish students on Cornell’s Ithaca, New York campus were left terrified in the two and a half days between when the online posts were reported on Sunday and Dai’s arrest on Tuesday. “While we take some measure of relief in knowing that the alleged author of the vile antisemitic posts that threatened our Jewish community is in custody, it was disturbing to learn that he was a Cornell student,” Cornell President Martha E. Pollack said in a letter to the school community on Wednesday., wearing an orange jumpsuit and restraints on his ankles. He waived his right to a detention hearing and was ordered held without bail before being transferred to the custody of U.S. Marshalls.
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