Cornell University zionists charged with vandalising Gaza black flag display

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We reported on how a display to commemorate the dead of Gaza was vandalised by zionists on the 25 February and we are glad to see that the university authorities are now clamping down on the undemocratic and uncaring zealotry of the pro-Israel crowd. They've lost the argument so they resort to these methods instead.

Similar tactics were used at the University of Rochester after the sit-in for Gaza that took place there. See our report here.

The Cornell Daily Sun
Two students have been charged by the Cornell Police for their involvement in vandalizing a display on the Arts Quad meant to inform passersby about the recent violence in the Gaza Strip. The students were charged on Feb. 20 for allegedly destroying parts of the display on Feb. 9. The students’ actions violated the Campus Code of Conduct’s regulations regarding disorderly conduct and criminal mischief, according to the University. more

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