Harvard Jonathan S. Talea is “no longer affiliated” to the university after he was seen while tearing the poster of the Israeli hostages during Anti -Israel rally Last week.
Qarmazi Harvard I mentioned On Monday, Tattel, who was previously working as an indexing of the Shelsenger Library at the Radcliffe Institute, was no longer working.
Harvard University spokesman Jason A. Newton in a statement on Sunday that “Harvard's employee participating in an accident during a protest last week was no longer from high to university,” according to Qarmazi.
It was claimed that Tottle was filmed during Harvard outside the occupied Palestine Rally on March 3 Pepas childrenIsraeli hostages who were killed after their kidnapping by Hamas and brought to Gaza. Finally, their remains were returned by Hamas in February.
Harvard University was one of the multiple universities under fire due to the cases of anti -Semitism on the campus. (Joseph Prezios/AFP via Getty Images)
Harvard Shabad, the Jewish Student Organization, published the school, video To their Instagram account shortly after its occurrence, with the crime perpetrator determined as an employee at the Harvard Library. However, the school's guidelines about Doxxing prevented them from width his face and name, although he was reported that he was wearing a Tuttle identity badge.
Harvard University launched an investigation, and Sherry confirmed. Charleston, chief diversity and inclusive employee at Harvard University, on Wednesday that the protester was a university employee in an email to “University of the University”, ” according to crimson.
Charleston said in its email that removing the label violates the university’s rules regarding the use of campus spaces. The rules, issued in August 2024, prohibit “tampering or removing” approved offers “.
She condemned the work at that time as “hateful” and “insult” to freedom of expression.
“The response to the words we disagree is more words, not less; it's more listening, more dialogue,” Charleston wrote in the email. “It disturbs those who are in our society when they deny their views or experiences through devastating works like this.”
Harvard University launched an investigation into its employees after a video of a man was destroyed by Bibas children's tables on the campus. (Photo by Michael Fein/Bloomberg via Getti Emiez)
“Let's stand united in the actions of condemnation that undermines the fabric of our society.”
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The Radclifiv Institute also condemned Tomico Brown survivors of the video, saying it was a “misconduct” and may be a criminal.
“I strongly support the right of all Americans and all our community to protest to support the positions we are living in,” Braun survivors said in a letter to Radcliffe belonging.
“But sabotage behaviors – including destruction of property, distortion, and sabotage acts that seek to suppress or monitor the discourse of others – are not protected,” she added. “They are worse behaviors, and they violate multiple rules of Harvard and Radcliffe and may also be punished under criminal law.”
Fox News digital I arrived at Tutor University and Harvard University for comment.
Jewish student organizations filed lawsuits against Harvard University for failing to curb anti -Semitism on the campus. (Getty Images)
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Harvard University continues to receive additional scrutiny on how to deal with it with cases of anti-Semitism on the campus since the start of the Israel-Gaza war.
In January, Harvard University has settled two prayers It claims anti -Jewish and anti -Israeli discrimination and the school's failure to provide a safe educational environment for Jewish students.
On Monday, Fox News Digital learned that Harvard was also one of 60 schools under investigation By the Ministry of Education, President Donald Trump, on “anti -discrimination and harassment”.
