Professor: Don’t Hire My Antisemitic Law Students

UC Berkeley Law Professor Calls for Employers Not to Hire His Students

As the Israel-Hamas war intensifies, tensions are also boiling over on college campuses across the U.S.

Now, one law professor is calling for employers not to hire his students. UC Berkeley law professor Steven Solomon wrote an opinion piece published by The Wall Street Journal titled “Don’t Hire My Anti-Semitic Law Students.” Solomon tells NewsNation’s Elizabeth Vargas he has “not one” regret about writing the op-ed.

Would your clients want an attorney who condones hatred and monstrous crimes?

CEO Defends Sharing List of Harvard Students Who Signed Pro-Palestine Letter:
They Must ‘Pay the Price’

EasyHealth’s David Duel says Harvard students need to ‘pay a price.’

After his LinkedIn account was allegedly suspended for criticizing pro-Palestine Harvard students, EasyHealth CEO David Duel explained why this conflict is personal to him and doubled down on Bill Ackman’s calls not to hire those Ivy League candidates.

“I’m not surprised my account was taken down for sharing a list of students who were advocating for the death and destruction of the Jewish people,” Duel said on “Cavuto: Live” Saturday. “We’re not talking about arguments over a two-state solution or political divisions of land. We’re talking about Hamas. We’re talking about terrorism, whose own charter calls for the extermination of the Jews.”

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‘These Were Pro-Hamas Letters… Let’s be Exact.’ Joe Reacts to Framing of Harvard Student Letter

CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin joins Morning Joe.

They discuss Harvard student organizations that signed a letter blaming Israel for the deadly attacks by Hamas.

It included how some in the media have framed the letter and why one CEO is calling for UPenn leaders to resign.