Staff Reports
In the ongoing culture war tearing at the fabric of America, Harvard University stands as a glaring example of left-wing decay. Once an esteemed institution, it has devolved into a hotbed of antisemitism cloaked in the garb of “academic freedom.” President Trump’s recent condemnation of Harvard’s conduct should serve as a wake-up call. When universities, seen by many as the ivory towers of intellect, allow hate speech masquerading as free discourse, they become not just a threat to democracy but a breeding ground for societal division.
Harvard’s actions, or rather inaction, in the face of blatant antisemitism cannot be ignored. The university’s limp-wristed responses to pro-Hamas protests have put Jewish students in a state of fear, barricading themselves in dorm rooms while radicals openly spew venom against Israel. This isn’t some fringe activity — it’s right in the lecture halls where future leaders are being molded. This rampant bigotry is what the left so boldly defends as “free expression.”
COUNTDOWN TO SHALOM HARVARD:
Once again, an antisemitic rally took place at Harvard to protest "Zionist aggression here."
Students were *required* by organizers to wear masks to evade any accountability.
Harvard was told about the unsanctioned protest in advance, and actively… pic.twitter.com/3s3l4d3Iff
— Shabbos Kestenbaum (@ShabbosK) March 29, 2025
From importing anti-American ideologies to cozying up with figures who orchestrate chaos, Harvard has become a sanctuary for those who want to see our nation weakened. Conservative voices are often silenced or pushed out while those inciting hate get a pass. How did an institution that cradles the future of America reach a point where it not only tolerates but seems to encourage such divisive behavior?
Adding insult to injury, Harvard has waged war against the Trump administration’s efforts to curb this madness. Rather than working to solve this concerning issue, they’ve hired legal muscle to protect their so-called autonomy. This isn’t about upholding constitutional rights; it’s about protecting an agenda that runs counter to American values. The left’s rallying cry of “diversity and inclusion” rings hollow when good American kids are terrorized in their own universities.
The university must decide whether to stand with American principles or continue down this dangerous path. For those who still believe in the greatness of America, this situation must be addressed. How long will we allow these supposed bastions of education to indoctrinate rather than educate? Harvard needs to choose whether it will remain a beacon of learning or a threat to democracy. One thing is certain — enough is enough.
