Colleges Are Capitulating to the "Tentifada"

It’s well past time for a shower and anyway, summer internships start soon. But just as the protests are fizzling out, with students packing up their “tentifadas” for the summer, some colleges have decided to negotiate with the Hamas-curious campus cohort. 

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The latest to strike a very one-sided bargain with students is Harvard. In exchange for the protesters going home, the college has announced it will consider adopting boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) measures against Israel, setting up a Palestinian Studies Center, and not taking any action against 80 protesters. Harvard student Shabbos Kestenbaum, who is suing the college for failing to tackle antisemitism, told The Free Press that the deal was “an absolute betrayal” that will only incentivize further protests. 

Ed Morrissey

Be sure to click over for a list of colleges that have already caved to the "tentifada." They won't be the last to do so, either. The administrators and faculty created these activists, so they have every incentive to reward them -- until we reset the incentives for Academia and the larger education establishment. 

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