Harvard faculty, staff form group for 'Justice in Palestine', slam 'unfolding genocide in Gaza'
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A group of 67 Harvard University faculty and staff have formed a "Justice in Palestine" group that calls for the school to divest from Israel.
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"The unfolding genocide in Gaza cannot be disconnected from over 75 years of violent dispossession of the Palestinian people. The US government, media, and other institutions of knowledge production have long provided financial, military, moral, and political cover for the Israeli occupation and its colonial, racial violence," members of Harvard Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine (FSJP) said.
"Our universities play an integral role in these structures of violence. In addition to investing in companies that maintain the occupation, many — including Harvard — methodically censor, surveil, and discipline students, faculty, and staff for teaching and speech that is critical of the state of Israel."
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