Former President Donald Trump expressed his condolences for the family of a slain police officer and called to restore “law and order” on Thursday. Trump attended the wake of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller on Thursday and met with people close to the slain police officer‚ including his widow and 1-year-old son. Diller was killed on Monday during a traffic stop in Far Rockaway‚ Queens. “What happened is such a sad‚ sad event. Such a horrible thing‚ and it’s happening all too often and we’re just not going to let it happen‚ we just can’t‚” Trump said in brief remarks at the funeral. “But the Diller family will‚ you’ll never be the same‚ you can never be the same‚ but we have to stop it‚ we have to stop it. We have to get back to law and order. We have to do a lot of things differently because this is not working. This is happening too often.” Trump noted that the Queens man accused of murdering Diller‚ 34-year-old Guy Rivera‚ had a lengthy history of run-ins with the police before Monday’s fatal shooting. Rivera had at least 21 prior arrests. Rivera has been charged with first degree murder and attempted murder related to Monday’s shooting. “This is such a sad occasion. The only thing we can say is maybe something is going to be learned. We’ve got to strengthen it up‚ we’ve got to toughen it up‚” Trump said. BREAKING: Trump at the wake for NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller: "We have to get back to law and order." WATCH pic.twitter.com/60PnCHiMMP — Simon Ateba (@simonateba) March 28‚ 2024   Rivera sat in the passenger seat of a parked car in Far Rockaway on Monday when Diller repeatedly instructed Rivera to exit the vehicle. Rivera ignored the order‚ pulled a gun‚ and shot Diller‚ the bullet hitting the officer just below his protective vest‚ according to prosecutors. Diller’s partner‚ Veckash Khedna‚ shot Rivera in the back. Diller was taken to Jamaica Hospital where he died. Rivera is undergoing treatment at the same hospital. New York City Mayor Eric Adams said during a press conference on Tuesday following Diller’s death that repeated crimes committed by “dangerous people” is a significant problem in the city. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “We’ve been talking about the severe recidivism of dangerous people over and over again and how do we stop them from coming into our streets‚” Adams said. “There’s a total disregard. They could care less when they discharged that gun if they shot a cop or if they shot someone that was at Selvena Brooks‑Powers’ office‚ who was the councilperson that it happens right near her office. Just a total disregard.” “These are bad people who are doing bad things to good people. It’s the good guys against the bad guys. And we have to recognize that‚” he added.

Harvard Law School’s student government is actively voting on a resolution to boycott Israel through a secretive online ballot‚ a departure from bylaws that required an in-person recorded vote.  The resolution‚ which can only be voted on through an anonymous Google survey by members by Friday at 8:00 a.m.‚ calls on all Harvard institutions to divest from entities that have a hand in the “occupation of Palestine‚” without defining if “Palestine” includes only the West Bank and Gaza or Israel proper as well.  “Harvard Law School Government calls upon all institutions and organizations within the Harvard community to divest from institutions‚ weapons manufacturers‚ firms‚ academic programs‚ corporations‚ and all other institutions that aid the ongoing illegal occupation of Palestine and the genocide of Palestinians‚” the resolution states. In an emergency meeting‚ the bylaws for the student government were amended earlier this week to permit the secretive vote rather than complying with the usual requirement of voting by roll call or acclamation.  “Our body decided to proceed via voting by Google form to address concerns regarding doxxing and harassment‚” the student government’s co-president Agrawal Swap wrote in an email to the assistant dean of students obtained by The Daily Wire. “The Student Council voted at the outset of Tuesday’s meeting to amend the bylaws to allow the Student Council to consider and vote on this resolution via a closed and anonymous Google form rather than a public list and in-person roll call.” Harvard Accused Of Promoting Eco-Terrorism For Plans To Screen ‘How To Blow Up A Pipeline’ Film The amendment met the two-thirds threshold for approval by a 12 out of 14 vote.  The Executive Board of Harvard Law School’s Alliance for Israel (AFI) slammed the student government for holding the unannounced emergency meeting‚ and failing to give them notice so they could voice opposition. “We are deeply disappointed that Alliance for Israel‚ as an important stakeholder in the community‚ was not informed about this meeting‚ nor invited to speak‚” the group wrote in a letter‚ adding that the student government failed to pass any resolution condemning antisemitic attacks on campus or Hamas’s October 7 massacre and rape of Israeli civilians. “Even if the student government had done all of these things‚ this resolution would still be wildly inappropriate‚” the letter added. “The fact that it has done none of these things makes matters all the worse.” Shabbos Kestenbaum‚ a Harvard Divinity School student who is suing Harvard over claims of enabling anti-Semitism‚ took issue with the representatives seeing anonymity to avoid accountability. VIDEO: Anti-Israel Mob At Harvard Chants Outside Israeli Popstar Ishay Ribo’s Concert “It is simply unacceptable to be an elected student representative on a hotly contentious issue whilst expecting zero accountability for how you vote‚” he told The Daily Wire. “If these students‚ who believe that Israel is an apartheid regime conducting ethnic cleansing‚ are our future policymakers‚ Supreme Court justices‚ and lawyers‚ then our country is in serious danger.” The resolution accuses Israel of conducting a “genocidal campaign in Gaza‚” ethnically cleansing Palestinians‚ and occupying “Palestine.” “Furthermore‚ claims of an ‘ongoing illegal occupation of Palestine’ implies Israel has no right to exist and threatens its legitimacy‚” the AFI letter states. “This resolution‚ compounded by the student government’s failure to address antisemitism on campus and the violence and suffering Hamas caused Israelis‚ sends a message to Jews and Israelis that they are not welcome at HLS.” Harvard Employee Harasses Jewish Student Suing School For Anti-Semitism‚ Asks To Debate 9/11 Conspiracies The resolution relies upon reporting from the student newspaper‚ the Harvard Crimson‚ which found that Harvard invested $200 million in companies tied to the Israeli Defense Forces and Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria.  To build its case‚ the resolution cites Harvard’s history of divesting in other situations including from some South African companies and tobacco stocks. Harvard did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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