Jewish freshman’s face plastered on anti-Israel flyers at Rutgers in act of ‘unabated antisemitism’
Someone at Rutgers University cruelly plastered a Jewish freshman’s face on flyers for an anti-Israel referendum — the latest act of “unabated antisemitism” at the New Jersey school, the student told The Post.
“Free Palestine” and “Free Gaza,” said the flyers with Rivka Schafer’s mug on them, urging a “yes” vote for the university to divest from Israel.
They were plastered throughout the Demarest Hall dorm on Thursday morning.
“I don’t feel safe in my own dorm,” said Schafer, 19.://nypost.com/2024/03/30/us-news/jewish-freshman-rivka-schafers-face-plastered-on-anti-israel-flyers-at-rutgers-in-act-of-unabated-antisemitism/ freshman’s face plastered on anti-Israel flyers at Rutgers in act of ‘unabated antisemitism’
Published March 30, 2024, 5:23 p.m. ET freshman’s face plastered on anti-Israel flyers at Rutgers in act of ‘unabated antisemitism’
freshman’s face plastered on anti-Israel flyers at Rutgers in act of ‘unabated antisemitism’
freshman’s face plastered on anti-Israel flyers at Rutgers in act of ‘unabated antisemitism’
Published March 30, 2024, 5:23 p.m freshman’s face plastered on anti-Israel flyers at Rutgers in act of ‘unabated antisemitism’
Published March 30, 2024, 5:23 p.m. ET freshman’s face plastered on anti-Israel flyers at Rutgers in act of ‘unabated antisemitism’
city official in Denver is begging migrant families flooding into Colorado to move on to places like Chicago and New York, claiming that the lack of resources throughout the state would cause them to suffer, according to the Daily Mail.
Communications liaison Andres Carrera urged a group of migrant arrivals to search out support in other parts of the country. He suggested that they go to New York or Chicago, which "gives you more." He went on to mention that "there are also more job opportunities there."
The report mentioned that Denver alone has set aside more than $100 million to be allocated to asylum seekers, which would cover housing, education, and medical care, according to Mayor Mike Johnston.
However, that number could soar to $180 million, which would represent 15% of the city's annual budget.
You are going to suffer': Denver city official urges migrants to find other cities amid resource shortage
city official in Denver is begging migrant families flooding into Colorado to move on to places like Chicago and New York, claiming that the lack of resources throughout the state would cause them to suffer, according to the Daily Mail.
Communications liaison Andres Carrera urged a group of migrant arrivals to search out support in other parts of the country. He suggested that they go to New York or Chicago, which "gives you more." He went on to mention that "there are also more job opportunities there."
The report mentioned that Denver alone has set aside more than $100 million to be allocated to asylum seekers, which would cover housing, education, and medical care, according to Mayor Mike Johnston.
However, that number could soar to $180 million, which would represent 15% of the city's annual budget.
city official in Denver is begging migrant families flooding into Colorado to move on to places like Chicago and New York, claiming that the lack of resources throughout the state would cause them to suffer, according to the Daily Mail.
Communications liaison Andres Carrera urged a group of migrant arrivals to search out support in other parts of the country. He suggested that they go to New York or Chicago, which "gives you more." He went on to mention that "there are also more job opportunities there."
The report mentioned that Denver alone has set aside more than $100 million to be allocated to asylum seekers, which would cover housing, education, and medical care, according to Mayor Mike Johnston.
However, that number could soar to $180 million, which would represent 15% of the city's annual budget.