In the past few weeks, we have witnessed an unabated explosion of Jew-hatred at some of the top American universities, including Columbia, Yale, New York University, and others.

This is not Tehran or Khan Younis, in the Gaza Strip, but New York and New Haven. In some cases, the situation today resembles 1930's Nazi Germany and Austria, where Jewish students were prevented from entering universities. But those blocking the way aren't your white supremacists of the past. Today's bigots are privileged, woke trust-fund kids and Hamas wannabes who can barely even point to Gaza on a map.

And they are getting noticed by some of the worst people in the world. The Popular Front for Liberation in Palestine, another U.S.-designated terror group involved in the Oct. 7 massacre that killed 1,200 in Israel, has expressed "unwavering support" for the protesting students.

In short, exclusive universities across America have become a second front for Hamas, with explicit calls for violence in some places, while at Columbia, keffiyeh-clad genocide fanboys taunt Jewish students: "Never forget the 7th of October. The 7th of October is going to be every day."