Columbia University cancels classes until further notice to allow pro-Hamas Muslim terrorist supporters to continue their campus “jihad” against Jews. Columbia University‚ the City and State of New York‚ and the White House are standing on the sidelines as agitators at Columbia call for mass murder‚ openly and explicitly chant their love and support for […]

Unlike in Europe and most other Western countries. At a Moscow MMA event by Hardcore‚ the Russian equivalent of Bare Knuckles‚ Iranian fighter Ali Heibati kicked a ring girl in the buttocks to push her out of the octagon‚ claiming it was against his religion. He lost his next fight‚ got beaten up by the […]

Our imported Jew-haters and homegrown communists who hate everything are causing problems at Yale as well as Columbia University. The President of Columbia doesn’t want NYPD on the grounds. Fine‚ then she had better fix the problem. Students‚ Jewish or otherwise‚ should not be terrified to go to school for $88‚000 a year in tuition […] The post For $88K a Year‚ Jewish Kids Can Get a Zoom Education at Columbia appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The pro-Hamas terrorist-loving protesters were out in force over the weekend at Yale University in an encampment demanding Yale to divest from military companies. This morning‚ the police broke up their little occupation and arrested over 40 of these people who refused to heed the warnings to leave or else. Watch: BREAKING: Police have just […] The post Pro-Hamas Radicals Arrested at Yale University appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

“Full House” actress Candace Cameron Bure recently spoke about moving her family out of Los Angeles. The 48-year-old discussed what led to the decision during an interview with Fox News Digital. “We didn’t feel safe anymore‚” Bure told the outlet. “And that was the biggest reason that we moved.” “Not everyone in Hollywood lives behind guard gates‚ and we weren’t behind gates‚” she added‚ noting how her family had experienced “quite a few problems” related to emboldened fans coming onto her property‚ snapping photos‚ and approaching the door uninvited. “It’s amazing what people feel they can do‚” Bure said. “And wanting to be a part of your life in some way. Some of it is innocent‚ some of it wasn’t. But it’s quite unnerving when you’re just trying to be a person and live life‚ and you don’t know what’s around the corner.” The conversation came after the Great American Family network star confirmed on Instagram that her family had moved. “Many of you have asked‚ ‘Did you move&;#63;’ Yes.'” Bure shared on Instagram stories in March. “Why&;#63;’ Mostly for security reasons‚” the post said. “Also‚ family dynamics have changed. The kids don’t live in Los Angeles anymore. Mama will go where they go&;#33; I travel a lot. The seasons of life.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “There have been all kinds of stories as to where we moved‚ and none of them are right‚” Bure said‚ per Fox News. “None of them. We didn’t move to Nashville. We didn’t move to Texas. We’re actually still in California. We just moved up north. We’re no longer in Los Angeles.” Bure and her husband‚ Russian NHL hockey player Valeri Bure‚ share three adult children together. She previously spoke about her changing lifestyle now that her kids are grown and out of the house. “And I think at this stage of my life‚ because we’re kind of empty nesters‚ really‚ it’s about finding the new fun in our life and the things that we’re doing together or where we’re going to go and meeting new people and new friends‚” she said of keeping her marriage strong. “And it … kind of never stops. It continues to evolve‚ and it’s what keeps it healthy.”

House Republicans from New York on Monday demanded that the president of Columbia University‚ the Ivy League school in New York City where pro-Palestinian protests have led to safety concerns for Jewish students‚ step down from her position. The New York delegation‚ led by House Republican Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY)‚ sent a letter to Columbia President Minouche Shafik seeking her resignation after the university moved to remote learning on the day Passover is set to begin. “Over the past few days‚ anarchy has engulfed the campus of Columbia University‚” the lawmakers wrote. “As the leader of this institution‚ one of your chief objectives‚ morally and under law‚ is to ensure students have a safe learning environment. By every measure‚ you have failed this obligation.” “The situation unfolding on campus right now is a direct product of your policies and misguided decisions‚” they added. “As Representatives from the State of New York‚ many of our constituents are directly impacted by the unfolding chaos on Columbia’s campus. Based on these recent events and your testimony in front of Congress‚ we have no confidence in your leadership of this once esteemed institution.” Students have erected tents on a central campus lawn at Columbia and insisted they would not leave until the university divests from companies that have ties to Israel‚ according to The New York Times. Although police arrested more than 100 students for refusing to leave and participants have been subject to suspension‚ the protest activity has persisted for nearly a week now. Last week‚ during testimony before the House‚ Shafik testified that anti-Semitism has “no place on our campus” and was “personally committed to doing everything I can to confront it directly.” Shafik later told police all university students participating in the encampment had been informed they were suspended as they were not authorized to be on university property and were trespassing. Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC)‚ chairwoman of the Education and the Workforce Committee‚ sent a letter to Shafik on Sunday calling for expulsions‚ noting that the encampment and related activities have resulted in”widespread antisemitic harassment and intimidation‚ assaults‚ frequent celebration of terrorism‚ and major disruptions of Columbia’s learning environment.” Students‚ faculty‚ and staff “responsible for this mayhem “repeatedly and flagrantly have violated multiple University rules‚ and in many cases‚ federal law‚” Foxx said. “The University must decisively hold them accountable in a manner commensurate with the severity of their offenses‚ including expulsion and termination of employment.” The New York GOP delegation told Shafik that the “ongoing situation that has unfolded is a direct symptom of your continued lax enforcement of policy and clear double standards.” They claimed that Shafik’s testimony rang “hollow‚” as evidenced by a “cover-up of the lack of punishment for pro-terror” Columbia University professor Joseph Massad‚ who used the word “awesome” to describe Hamas’s deadly terrorist attacks on Israel last October. “Your failure to enforce the rules on campus has created an environment in which students and outside agitators know they are able to operate with impunity and without any accountability‚” the letter said. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP They continued‚ “While the rot is systemic‚ the responsibility rests squarely on your shoulders. It is time for Columbia University to turn the page on this shameful chapter. This can only be done through the restoration of order and your prompt resignation.” Other lawmakers who signed the letter included Reps. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY)‚ Claudia Tenney (R-NY)‚ Nicholas Langworthy (R-NY)‚ Michael Lawler (R-NY)‚ Anthony D’Esposito (R-NY)‚ Nick Lakota (R-NY)‚ Brandon Williams (R-NY)‚ Andrew Garbarino (R-NY)‚ and Marcus Molinaro (R-NY). Jewish House Democrats‚ including Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY)‚ showed up on Columbia University’s campus on Monday — where a pro-Israel professor was denied entry while making his way to lead a sit-in at the site where pro-Palestinian demonstrators have set up camp. “I should be with my family today for Passover. Instead‚ I’m here at [Columbia University] standing with Jewish students who are being harassed on their campus‚” another participant‚ Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL)‚ said on X. “To the Columbia President‚ DO NOT make the same choice as the Presidents of UPenn and Harvard. Protect your students‚” he added‚ alluding to other university presidents who stepped down amid controversy.