Harvard’s Hudna: Surrenders To Terrorist Students

Spineless, gutless, cowards. Pathetic.

In Islam, a hudna is a deception, a cessation of hostilities during jihad, a retreat followed by regrouping and rearming, which permits an attack on the territory previously left behind.

Photo: Neville Chamberlain’s ‘Peace of Our Time’

Another appalling pusillanimous cave in by the castrati who are in charge of Harvard.  Veritas, out, From the River to the Sea, in. ’66

Dear Alumni/ae,

I write to share with you a message sent earlier today by Interim President Alan Garber to Harvard students, faculty, and…

— andrew karas (@blackjohnx) May 15, 2024

Peace in Our Time at Harvard

Washington Free Beacon Editors May 14, 2024

Harvard University interim president Alan Garber on Tuesday announced that he’d reached an agreement with the student radicals who have camped out on his lawn for nearly three weeks: They’d pack up their illegal encampment, and he’d do his part to make sure suspended students are swiftly reinstated.

That’s not all. Garber, who is gunning to replace his disgraced predecessor Claudine Gay, said that he would arrange meetings between the protesters and a member of the Harvard Corporation who oversees “shareholder responsibility.” Garber himself will also meet with the reprobates “to hear their perspectives on academic matters related to longstanding conflicts in the Middle East,” according to Garber’s announcement.

The group behind the encampment, Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine, posted the image above to its social media accounts. They don’t exactly seem like the negotiating types.

Garber may have notched a short-term truce, or what Hamas would call a hudna—he avoided calling in the cops and cleared the lawn ahead of graduation ceremonies—but it will come at a great cost.

The protesters have learned the lesson: Give the president of Harvard the middle finger, same to the rule-followers and law-abiders, and of course and especially to the Jews, and get richly rewarded for your malconduct.

The students are just getting started. They accurately characterized Garber’s concessions as “side-deals [that] are intended to pacify us away from full disclosure & divestment,” adding, “Rest assured, they will not.”

“Encampments are a tactic—a big and beautiful one—in a larger strategy of divestment,” the students announced on Tuesday, declaring their intention to “carry out this protracted struggle through other means.”

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