News about Marc Lamont Hill

In the face of increasing antisemitism gripping the Ivy League campus, a student at the University of Pennsylvania has refused to remain silent. 'If the university isn't going to uphold the statute and its own rules, then the court system will prevail,' the Israeli-American student explained. Eyal Yakoby, a 21-year-old senior, has taken legal proceedings against Penn, alleging that the school committed "egregious" misconduct by selectively enforcing its code of conduct, including refraining from excluding Jewish students from being barred from discrimination and bullying.

Claudine Gay - a professor at City University of New York - must be replaced by another black woman, according to Marc Lamont Hill, who resigned as Harvard president on Tuesday. Hill told The Boston Globe that the best way to combat the fear that black women in academia were being punished was to recruit someone with the same educational background. 'In order to show that they haven't lost their faith in black women or black academics in general,' Hill suggested that recruiting another black woman would be the only right move they could make.' Gay people were abused simply for the color of her skin, according to Gay herself. "It has been frustrating to hear doubt cast on my contributions to combating terrorism and preserving academic integrity, two bedrock values that are fundamental to who I am and fear being exposed to personal assaults and threats fueled by racial animus.'

Valiant Businessman Vahan Gureghian resigned from his position as a top businessman from 2009, nearly two weeks after the Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians on October 7. He accused Magill of not doing enough to shield Jewish students, including refusing to condemn speakers at the Palestine Writes Literature Festival who have sluggishly dismissed Jews. Magill's tumultuous testimony before Congress this week, according to a 69-year-old who spoke exclusively to DailyMail.com, she must depart by Friday.

CNN has cut a freelance producer who was seen to praise the work of the Palestinian Hamas terrorism group and tweet "#TeamHitler." Earlier this week, Idris Mukhtar Ibrahim's tweets, which appeared on pro-Israel media watchdog organisation HonestReporting, were revealed. Ibrahim had been freelancer reporting a variety of international news for CNN, including Israel, and had previously been employed at Deutsche Welle.