Columbia University faces criticism for not taking adequate action against pro-Palestinian protesters who occupied Butler Library during finals week, causing disruption and injury. The protesters violated university policies, including wearing masks and refusing to show identification, and at least 80 arrests were made by NYPD. The article urges university leadership to suspend these individuals for a year, deny diplomas, and work with authorities to revoke visas for foreign students involved. The piece stresses the importance of rejecting antisemitism and ensuring safety on campus through strict punitive measures.
Columbia's leaders must take firm action against pro-Hamas protesters arresting them for illegal occupation and defiance during finals week.
The university should suspend offenders for at least a year and enforce strict consequences including visa revocation for foreign students.
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