Cornell professor reveals how anti-Israel 'death cult ideology' took root

A Cornell University professor says colleges are partly responsible for the anti-Israel sentiment sweeping campuses nationwide, specifically calling out their anti-racist, DEI programs.

Jacobson said what is also concerning about these protests is that the administrations, especially at Cornell and Columbia, are doing nothing to ensure student and faculty safety. "When you march through a building with a bullhorn, you're not merely expressing your viewpoint. You can express your viewpoint in dozens of different ways. You are seeking to intimidate people. When you are in a crowd on the quad chanting for an intifada, for a bloody suicide bombing campaign, you are not merely expressing an opinion, you're seeking to intimidate people. And I think we need to recognize that."

"I've spoken out against it before, and I've called on the administration to stop the radicalization and their very aggressive anti-racism program, which demonizes people based on their ethnicity and their race and inevitably leads to Jews being targeted. So, this has been building, and the fact that students are now bold enough in the main quad of campus, large groups of students to chant, ‘There is only one solution. Intifada or revolution.’ It's really creepy," Jacobson said.