Columbia silent over fate of masked anti-Israel student rioters who trashed campus library
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The library takeover at Columbia University has sparked outrage among students and Jewish advocates, who are demanding accountability for the more than 80 rioters. The protesters, who engaged in violence and vandalism during a crucial exam period, have prompted calls for serious consequences from university officials. The New York Board of Rabbis, along with the Columbia Jewish Alumni Association, urged the administration to impose harsh penalties to deter future incidents and maintain a conducive educational environment. Despite the arrests made, there are concerns regarding the lack of immediate punitive measures by the university.
Columbia University students and Jewish advocates are demanding accountability for over 80 students involved in a violent takeover of Butler Library, urging serious consequences.
Joseph Postasnik of the New York Board of Rabbis emphasized the need for harsh penalties, stating that the actions of the rioters during exam preparation reflect a disregard for academic standards.
The Columbia Jewish Alumni Association expressed dismay at the violence and antisemitic acts during the protests while calling for accountability to ensure an uninterrupted learning environment for students.
After the chaos, 81 rioters were arrested for various offenses, with Columbia administrators stating that the NYPD was called in to manage the situation.
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