Daniel Greenfield

Muslim Hate Groups on Campus courageously sheds light on the dark undercurrent of anti-Semitism that flows unobstructed through our most prestigious institutions of higher education, revealing the Nazi and Marxist origins of groups such as the Muslim Students Association and Students for Justice in Palestine and the connections between these organizations and terrorist activities around the globe.



Muslim Hate Groups on Campus by Daniel Greenfield

“The architects of the financial crash,” thundered Imam Amir -Abdel Malik-Ali, “Alan Greenspan, Zionist Jew, Geithner, Zionist Jew, Larry Summers, Zionist Jew.” The occasion for this statement was “Israel Apartheid Week” at the University of California, Irvine.

Similar events occur at universities around the country and have become occasions when the already tense atmosphere for Jews on many campuses turns even grimmer. As Muslims and their leftist allies string barbed wire around “checkpoints” where pro-Palestinian activists brandish mock weapons and shout to passing students, “Are you Jewish?”

They erect “Apartheid Walls” plastered with Hamas posters describing Jews as babykillers and maps showing the Jewish state erased and replaced with “Palestine.”

The lead sponsors of the Israeli Apartheid weeks (and “Palestine Awareness” weeks, which have the same features) and the chief instigators of the campus attacks on Jews are members of two genetically connected groups, the Muslim Students Association and Students for Justice in Palestine. A civil rights lawsuit against the University of California, Berkeley, for failing to protect a Jewish student from a violent attack by an SJP activist notes that “the two groups [MSA and SJP] not only cosponsor events and cooperate on strategic projects, but they even share the same office and campus facilities.” It further charges that “The more publicly activist SJP may be understood as the militant arm of the outwardly benevolent MSA.”

Throughout the school year and across the country, the two groups sponsor extremist speakers who support terrorism against Israel and call for an Islamic jihad against the United States.4 Two-thirds of Jewish students polled at the University of California believe that such events promote hate and a civil rights complaint filed by Jewish students at the university accuses both organizations of being responsible for campus anti-Semitism. Meanwhile the university, which reacts fiercely to intolerance directed at every other ethnic group, turns a blind eye when the victims are Jews.

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