There’s nothing groundbreaking about protesters’ tactics of taking over university buildings or erecting encampments on college lawns.
These students – knowingly or unknowingly – are part of a long history of radical student organizing. There are echoes of both the protests against the Vietnam War in the 1960s and 70s and more recently, of South African apartheid in the 1980s.
"The Zionists are lying! The history of the Jewish people is a proud history of struggle against oppression and injustice. We have resisted 6,000 years of oppression. The Zionists would now turn us into oppressors, into colonialists, into occupiers of other peoples’ land, "
For the cheap seats in the back, the word #infifada means 'uprising' and 'From the river to the sea' is about the liberation of #Palestine. 'Nuff said.
Jewish writers, artists, musicians, activists and similar can now put our names on a list that normies, centrists, zionists, christian fundamentalists and other fascists and fash-adjacents (and of course our parents and grandparents and siblings and most of our cousins) will all super love to hate