U. of C. students protest trustees’ ties to Israel as war in Gaza continues – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

Eman Abdelhadi, assistant professor in the department of comparative human development, claimed the majority of the university’s board of trustees have some kind of personal investment in Israel. “This movement is not going away,” Abdelhadi said. “People are going to persist in their protests.”
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Call my shrink
10 months ago

Eman if you don’t like it , I’m sure there are alot of positions in the middle east you can get.

Deb
10 months ago

Arrest and charge all protesters and expell Revoke visas. Anyone who supports murder because of race/religion is at best a racist. It’s no wonder the murderer came from Chicago. Home of anti Semitism.

Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago

Eman would be much more effective in Hamas’ quest to annihilate Israel if he picked up a gun and went to Gaza. C’mon Eman, put your money where your mouth is.

Jimmy
10 months ago

OK, divest from investments in Israel and raise these “children’s” tuition 100%. And fire radicals like this “professor” Eman Abdelhadi.

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The Railroader
10 months ago

After the killings this week carried out on his behalf, according to the shooter, Abdelhadi should consider a vow of silence.

The Trib keeps fading away into irrelevance with activist reporting like this.

jillmarie
10 months ago
Reply to  The Railroader

you would think they would have a moment of reflection, but NO…and Rahm Emmanuel thinks he can be the Dem candidate for president in 2028…maybe Gov. Shapiro could be his Veep….good luck with that…the Dem Party has embraced antiJewish hatred and now has turned to assassinations

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