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Edit - on the deleted comments in this thread

For future readers wondering, since OP decided to overwrite their comment thread (making it seem like a bot deleted it):

The comment above asked for what sounded like a good faith effort to show that protestors were calling for the death of 7 million Jews. After I provided that in the below comment, the commenter then tried to shift the conversation to other factors of the war, and use the argument "but other people are calling for genocide too". They then added personal attacks, and in response to me pointing out that Jews are uncomfortable because people are calling for the genocide of nearly half the global Jewish population, responded with "maybe they should be uncomfortable", implying that they agree with Jews being subject to genocide. They then tried to pretend I'm a bot or an idiot and overwrote all their comments.

I know it's a tiny little corner of the internet, and ultimately doesn't matter that much if an argument is preserved, but it matters to me. This is the kind of thing I face regularly. This is also the reason I wrote it with a throwaway account.

Original comment below

Zionists don't deserve to live.

Be grateful that I’m not just going out and murdering Zionists.

(Source)

From one of the leaders of the protest at Columbia, who also led around 200 protesters to surround 3 Jews who came to the site and led them to chant "expel the Zionists" (video of the incident in the article).

This is also just what's publicly reported on, not including Israeli news sources who often report on other incidents that don't make it to reputable American media, nor including personal incidents that I and my family and friends have been subjected to.

Edit: more stuff, though more dubious source, with a list of chants at protests: https://www.algemeiner.com/2024/04/22/hamas-we-love-you-list-chants-statements-columbia-universitys-gaza-solidarity-encampment/. Some of these I've heard personally, including "We say justice, you say how? Burn Tel Aviv to the ground!"

And another one with less info, more reputable source: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/may/03/college-gaza-protests-antisemitism