adminHarvard professor Alan Dershowitz slammed his own university for spreading antisemitism, saying blood is on the hands of campus leaders. He accused elite schools of pushing hate against Jews while hiding behind “academic freedom.” Dershowitz compared Harvard’s excuses to Southern colleges defending racism in the 1950s, calling it pure hypocrisy.
The Trump administration fought back hard, freezing $2.2 billion in taxpayer funds from Harvard. Officials said the school let Jewish students suffer harassment while protecting anti-Israel protesters. Homeland Security demanded records on foreign students involved in campus violence, warning visas could be revoked.
Harvard sued to keep the money, claiming Trump wants to “micromanage” education. They whined about medical research suffering if funds get cut. But Dershowitz blasted this as a smokescreen, asking if they’d protect Klansmen targeting Black students the same way.
President Trump called Harvard a “joke” on Truth Social, rallying Americans against Ivy League elites. His team pushed the IRS to strip Harvard’s tax breaks, hitting them where it hurts. Meanwhile, Harvard hired lawyers with Trump ties, showing they’re scared of losing this fight.
Dershowitz praised Trump for standing up to campus radicals, shouting “three cheers” for the president’s actions. He said real academic freedom can’t exist when Jewish kids fear walking to class. Patriotic Americans cheered seeing Harvard finally face consequences.
The battle exposes how woke universities put far-left politics above students’ safety. While liberals cry about “free speech,” conservatives know anti-Semitism thrives when schools coddle hate. Trump’s crackdown shows real leadership – something Harvard forgot long ago.
Hardworking taxpayers shouldn’t fund schools that teach kids to hate America and Israel. Trump’s moves prove America comes first, not spoiled professors or violent protesters. It’s time to drain the swamp in our classrooms like we did in Washington.
Real change starts when patriots take back education from elites who poison young minds. Dershowitz’s fiery words remind us that silence is complicity – and conservatives won’t stay silent anymore. The days of woke universities running wild are over.
