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Heads of 3 top US colleges refuse to say calling for genocide of Jews is harassment
(www.timesofisrael.com)
this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2023
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So in other words they understood that they were being called on to condemn antisemitism in order to help reinforce the narrative that these college rallies were antisemitic protests, when in fact they were pro-Palestinian ones.
Good on them for choosing to side with their students rather than give the anti-Palestinian camp their manufactured "professors condemn antisemitic student rallies" soundbites.
Refuse to engage with their genocide-backing rhetoric that tries to tie being pro-Palestinian to being antisemitic.