The new president of Columbia is yet another left-wing supporter of Hamas, showing how deeply rooted the corruption is.

There is evidence that Columbia University is still promoting anti-Semitic behavior even after the departure of disgraced former president Minouche Shafik.

Her interim replacement, Katrina Armstrong, recently supported the pro-Hamas group that terrorized Jews on campus and illegally occupied a school building.

Armstrong expressed apologies to the students affected by Shafik’s actions and seemed apologetic towards the occupiers.

It is concerning that Columbia University is supporting Hamas, a group bent on destroying the Jewish state and its citizens.

In the eyes of Critical Race Theory, Jews are seen as oppressors, making them targets for discrimination.

Cycling through new administrators at elite schools does not solve the underlying issue of anti-Semitism on campus.

Armstrong has a history of making light of Hamas atrocities, so her support for anti-Semitism is not surprising.

It is clear that Columbia University and similar institutions are complicit in allowing hatred towards Jews to thrive on their campuses.

Until elite schools face real consequences for enabling anti-Semitic behavior, the problem will persist.

This highlights the need for donor pushback, congressional investigations, and stricter laws to combat the spread of hatred on college campuses.