The article discusses anti-Israel sentiments expressed by Mahmoud Khalil, a student at Columbia University. A Jewish female classmate voiced her discomfort in his presence, indicating that his calm demeanor masked deeper, alarming beliefs. Despite her formal complaints, the university seemingly took no action. Khalil, who leads the Students for Justice in Palestine, openly disrespected his Israeli professor and let it be known that he did not 'love Jews'. His laptop displayed a sticker erasing Israel, which she found particularly disturbing, as it reflected his consuming hostility towards the state and its supporters.
Khalil regularly disrupted his Israeli professor's lectures, asserting that nothing about Israel was legitimate, and bragged about leading the Students for Justice in Palestine.
A Jewish classmate described Khalil as both 'soft-spoken' and 'insidious', suggesting his extreme anti-Israel views could seem more alarming due to his calm demeanor.
She dropped a class due to Khalil's presence and claimed her complaints were ignored by the college, feeling unsafe despite his calm exterior.
Khalil's laptop featured a sticker that blacked out Israel, representing his apparent obsession with destroying Israel and harming its supporters.
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