Palestinian students are stalking Jewish students at Atlantic University. The Palestinians recently posted “eviction notices” on their dorm rooms.This is a harassment. The radical Palestinian students should be expelled.
YNet reported:
Some 200 Jewish students attending Atlantic University receive fake eviction notice sent by pro-Palestinian activists
More than 200 Jewish students attending Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, were surprised to find “eviction notices” posted to their dorm room doors on Friday.
The students later found out that the fake notices were placed by the Students for Justice in Palestine.
According to the Sun Sentinel, the group’s stunt was aimed to draw attention to their claim that “about 25,000 homes have been demolished since the occupation of Palestine by Israeli troops began in 1967.”
Rayna Exelbierd, a 20-year-old sophomore from Memphis, Tennessee, said “We’re taking it very seriously. We’re considering it a hate crime. The flier promotes hate; it doesn’t promote peace. People were scared by it. People felt threatened by it.”
"Students for Justice in Palestine" has about 30 members in its Atlantic University chapter. Boca Raton has a big Jewish enclave, and there are 200 Jewish students at the university. They need to gut up, imo; there's more of them than of the Pali butt-kissers, and they're in their own milieu.
Some of the
YNET article:
As for the questionable method the group chose, she said: "We have the right to express ourselves. There is no reason for the Jewish community to feel afraid."
According to the report no complaints were filed with campus police, but the Anti-Defamation League has contacted the university and is said to be monitoring the investigation.
Palm Beach County Commissioner Steven Abrams said in a statement Wednesday that using the county seal on the mock eviction notices, even with the disclaimer "not affiliated with county," is illegal and was meant "to scare or confuse students, which I am informed was the case in many instances."
FAU's Senior Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Charles Brown released the following statement: "The University has received a number of inquiries following the recent posting of mock eviction notices in certain FAU residence halls.
"The University, as an institution of higher education, prides itself on being a venue for free expression, regardless of viewpoint.
"However… The recent mock eviction postings did not comply with the policies of University Housing and Residential Life or the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership concerning the distribution of printed material, and therefore the postings were removed."
Yah, they "have a right" to express themselves, except what they did is illegal. I don't expect anybody to prosecute though.
