The domestic violence prevention group at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) encouraged people to view Israel as an abuser in its latest Instagram posts.
Lauren Suriel, the national field director for Israel on Campus Coalition (ICC), posted a few screenshots from the Domestic Abuse Prevention Student Organization’s (DAPSO) Instagram account.
How awful. We know that doctors confirmed that 30 of the freed women suffered sexual abuse. We know Hamas made it a goal to rape females.
Many Israeli women signed up for the IDF due to the evidence: Surge In Israeli Women Signing Up For Combat Units After October 7 Mass Rapes And Sexual Mutilation
Are we witnessing intersectionality? We know anti-Israel activists love to find ways to weave Israel into everything as a way to poison minds against the so-called evil Jew.
Here are all of the screenshots.
This happened at Columbia University in 2015: How student activists turned anti-rape group into an anti-Israel group
Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) hijacked the group No Red Tape.
No Red Tape formed when Emma Sulkowicz carried a mattress around campus after the university “exonerated the person she accused of raping her.”
The accused male sued the university. They agreed to a settlement.
The case raised tensions, as most have since the Duke University lacrosse scandal, but that does not matter, as Professor Jacobson pointed out:
Regardless of what you think of Sulkowicz and the role of No Red Tape, at least the group purported to support victims of sexual abuse without regard to politics.No more. Since the formation of the group, as the founders left, anti-Israel students formed an alliance with SJP.
Activists and their love for intersectionality made that change after the founders left:
All the while, No Red Tape broadened its approach from examining sexual assault on campus, thinking about the presence of factors such as race, citizenship, and colonialism, as they intersect with sexual violence.“The way that No Red Tape conceives of sexual violence is as a form of oppression that is related and inextricably linked to other forms of oppression,” group member Michela Weihl, BC ’17, said. “That’s the broad-scale idea that we’re trying to work off of, and we’ve definitely faced challenges in operationalizing that.”
That’s not all.
DAPSO also posted how to “deal” with what is happening in Gaza, once again spewing anti-Israel buzzwords and propaganda.
More intersectionality? DAPSO suggests notorious anti-Israel groups Jewish Voice for Peace (SJP), Party of Socialism and Liberation (PSL), Indy Students for Socialism (SFS), Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA), and Indy Liberation Center.
After all, “[W]e’re watching a genocide happen in real time,” according to DAPSO. The group recommends reaching out to the Muslim-run talk line Nasheeha, which has a bunch of anti-Israel posts on its Instagram.
DAPSO encourages people to keep strong, but, in bold because it’s obvs the most important, “[D]o not abandon Gaza.”
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