Ivy League students went on spring break to Palestine — then 'targeted Israelis on campus'

Masked man holding ‘white supremacy’ placard at NYU protest repeatedly spits on Jewish signIvy League university students who participated in spring break trips to Palestine organized by a New York non-profit returned to their college campuses then set up anti-Israel groups that have targeted Jewish students and celebrated the Hamas massacre of Israelis.

One of the founders of GS4P, Elom Tettey-Tamako, a graduate student at Harvard Divinity School was filmed this week allegedly assaulting an Israeli Harvard Business School student who was filming a pro-Palestinian demonstration.Harvard Divinity School student Elom Tettey-Tamaklo allegedly assaulted an Israeli business student at a Harvard protest this week, in video footage shared by Jewish group Canary Mission.This was Tettey-Tamoko during a trip to Palestine in 2020.

Some students said they felt “a new sense of urgency” for helping Palestinians after their week-long tour, of refugee camps and meetings with politicians and human rights activists in the area. The cost of the trips was $1,400 per person, according to a travel website.Tettey-Tamoko was taking part in a “mass die in” on October 27 when the alleged attack on an Israeli student happened.“Coming back after PalTrek there’s been a renewed sense of urgency around organizing around Palestine,” Maya R.F.

“Each designed and ran a customized trek to Palestine with our guidance and support,” according to the tax filing.Zena Agha is one of the founding board members of PalTrek, whose offices are located in a residential building on the Upper East Side. “Our trip started with an orientation day in Jerusalem, where students received a tour of the Old City and were first exposed to the realities of the Occupation,” said a post

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