Columbia University’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) organization issued its first print paper known as “The Columbia Intifada,” according to a post this week by Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD).
The CUAD also said that they’re distributing 1,000 copies of the first paper.
US Republican Congressman Mike Lawler (NY-17) described the introduction of the paper as “outrageous,” stating that the university should “lose federal funding and have their tax-exempt status revoked” if Jewish students are not protected on campus.
He further said that any university student in the country on a visa who is “engaging in an ‘intifada'” against American Jewish students should be deported.
This is outrageous.If @Columbia cannot protect Jewish students on their campus, they should lose federal funding and have their tax-exempt status revoked.And for those students here on a visa engaged in an “intifada” against American students of the Jewish faith? Deport them. https://t.co/6NtCPc4mDe
A timed exposure shot of Columbia University’s main academic library (and the largest building on campus), Butler Library, at dusk. (credit: Wikimedia Commons)
Contents of the paper
“The Columbia Intifada” contains extreme anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian content. Notable headlines seen on the front cover include “Palestinian Prisoners,” “The Myth of the Two-State Solution,” and “Zionist Peace Means Palestinian Blood.”
CUAD reportedly had a read-in of the paper at Butler Library on the university campus.
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