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Another Billionaire Donor Deserts Columbia University Over Anti-Semitism

Another Billionaire Donor Deserts Columbia University Over Anti-Semitism

“To my deep regret, the reputation and integrity of Columbia University, and by extension Columbia Business School, have been significantly compromised by a moral cowardice that appears beyond repair”

This is the second billionaire donor to drop the school in recent weeks.

FOX News reports:

Jewish billionaire resigns from Columbia board citing ‘moral cowardice,’ making Jews feel unsafe on campus

A Jewish billionaire and philanthropist has resigned from the Board of Columbia Business School, claiming the Ivy League institution has expressed a “moral cowardice” that has left Jews feeling unsafe on campus.

In an Oct. 30 letter posted to social media one week later, Henry Swieca wrote that he needed to resign to “make a principled stand regarding recent events.”

“To my deep regret, the reputation and integrity of Columbia University, and by extension Columbia Business School, have been significantly compromised by a moral cowardice that appears beyond repair,” he wrote.

Swieca called the recent Hamas attacks against Israel “revolting” and said that statements from the school are “meaningless” when “pro-Hamas students” are allowed to march on campus yelling slogans that call for the destruction of the Jewish state.

“This is abhorrent,” he added. “Any other minority group on campus would never have to face anything close to this level of intimidation and hatred of Jewish and pro-Israel students experience.”

Citing a quote from Abraham Lincoln, “To sin by silence when they should protest makes cowards of men,” Swieca said the entire Columbia administration has failed to take a firm stance condemning Hamas.

“With blatantly anti-Jewish student groups and professors allowed to operate with complete impunity, it sends a clear and distressing message that Jews are not just unwelcome, but also unsafe on campus,” he continued.

Swieca concluded the letter by noting his resignation from the school was an expression of “deep concern” for the direction the university appeared to be heading.

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Self loathing jewish lefties like soros would sell their own grandmother to hamas.

smh

Finally but a bit too late. Just recently that same board presumably approved the appointment of the new Egyptian leftist president of Columbia University, Minouche Shafik, replacing Lee Bollinger who went down because of the fake college ranking data scandal.

Dear Mr. Sweica,

You have the power to transform this highly negative set of circumstances … into something positive.

“As my late husband, Ephraim Levi, used to say:

“Money, pardon the expression, is like manure. It’s not worth a thing unless it’s spread around, encouraging young things to grow.”

What if you helped to fund American high schoolers or college students to study in Israel?

Anyway — nice letter

Respectfully,

Dolly Levi van der Gelder
of Yonkers NY

It’s good that a friend/associate of Jeffery Epstein shared some of those billions by donating to Columbia. Even better to learn he’s stopped those donations.

Good news. Although I doubt Columbia relly cares. According to Wikipedia, they have a endowment of $13.3. billion, so we can assume they can withstand the withdrawal of a billionaire or two. The real damage to Columbia is to its reputation. Hamas’s actions on October 7th were so savage, that it’s hard to believe college students supporting them isn’t revolting.