Pro-terrorist cash is funding US higher ed, and taxpayers should be upset about it ...Middle East

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Over the last seven weeks, anti-American, anti-Israel and antisemitic activity has consumed higher education. College administrations, flush with foreign cash and taxpayer dollars, continue to give Hamas sympathizers free rein. In response, many families have begun to reconsider where they should send their donations or even whether they should send their children to such schools. Universities must stop hiding behind the cash flowing in from anti-American autocrats. Taxpaying Americans must start asking for a refund. During the early 20th century, Jewish immigration to the U.S., and subsequent admission of Jews into higher education, skyrocketed. Afraid that wealthy Protestant

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