Throwing rocks at, shoving, and harassing Jewish students is not legitimate protest. We shared this video a year ago during the encampment to show what Jewish students were experiencing. Since then, the calls for violence have only grown more explicit.

Wait, Darializa Chevalier cofounded CUAD? The group that considers itself part of the same resistance as Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis? city-journal.org/article/ins…

Maybe if @DarializaforNY was working instead of “organizing” on @Columbia’s campus during protests in 2023-24, she could afford rent. Celebrating the kidnapping of babies isn’t very lucrative… Note the green armband indicating she was a “security marshal” and organizer. She graduated from Columbia in 2016. There was no reason for her to be there, much less leading protests.

We can't just sweep things under the rug. Darializa has taken very extreme positions as reflected in her comments on social media not too long ago. She is unfit for office and voters are smart enough to see that. #NY13Debate

NEW from me Darializa Avila Chevalier — a DSA congressional candidate in a tight house race — praised and raised money for a convicted terrorist responsible for a supermarket bombing that killed two students. Chevalier also co-founded a group, Columbia University Apartheid Divest, that has recently called for "Death to America". freebeacon.com/elections/soc…

🧵 Five students brought a lawsuit against Columbia and Barnard after they were punished for participating in the 2025 Butler Library protest. Barnard and Columbia’s lawyers found two AI-generated hallucinations in one of their court filings: “As for the second case Petitioners rely on, ‘Matter of McCormack v. LaHood, 85 A.D.3d 1070, 1071 (2d Dep't 2011),’ the reporter citation is to a case of a different name that has no relevance whatsoever, and after a diligent search, Barnard is unable to locate any case with this name.” “Again, one of the cases Petitioners cited, ‘Matter of Ortiz v. Coughlin, 86 A.D.2d 660, 661 (2d Dep't 1982),’ does not appear to exist-the citation goes to the middle of another case of a different name with no relevance here, and after a diligent search, the only three cases with these names in the caption are completely irrelevant.”

Interesting. When Jewish students complained about intimidation on campus, many of these same politicians found nuance, context, and procedural hurdles. For Mahmoud Khalil, they found a pen.

Anti-Zionist Columbia faculty are seeking a share of the $21M settlement meant for Jewish, Zionist & Israeli @Columbia employees harassed after Oct. 7. Former faculty member Amy Werman, who retired from @ColumbiaSSW because of antisemitism, shared her perspective: “My focus is on the members of the Columbia community who were harmed for supporting Israel and standing up to antisemitism on campus. I trust that the @USEEOC will be able to distinguish the merits of those deserving of compensation amongst all claimants.” Thank you to @TheAENetwork and @_FAAM for your ongoing advocacy. jns.org/news/u-s-news/anti-z…

On Nov. 15, 2023 some of us stood near a protest @Columbia holding posters of babies and elderly who were still in Gaza. Turns out that an outsider that came over to shush us is NY13 candidate @DarializaforNY. We didn’t know who she was but were shocked by her behavior.

Congratulations to the @Columbia Antisemitism Task Force Chairs on this very well deserved award. It was an honor to serve on the Task Force under their leadership and along with other amazing colleagues.

Mazel tov to @Columbia ‘s Antisemitism Task Force Chairs Ester Fuchs, Nicholas Lemann, and David Schizer on receiving the Seixas Award at the annual @cbhillel dinner! This well-deserved recognition reflects 2.5 years of dedicated leadership and tireless work. Deep gratitude to the chairs and to every member of the Task Force (columbia.edu/content/members…) for their unwavering commitment to confronting antisemitism on campus. Your efforts make a real difference. @Rebecca_Kobrin @mattwaxman1 @gil_zussman @PeterTColeman1 @JeremyDauber @SchalerHaynes

Congratulations to the 2026 @Columbia-@TelAvivUni Dual Degree graduates @ColumbiaGS !

Congrats to the 2026 @Columbia graduates! We are so proud of all of you and can’t wait to see what comes next. These 3 students in particular have emerged as incredible leaders on campus and we know you will continue to do great things.

Mazal tov to our dear colleague Prof. @Rebecca_Kobrin , co-director of the @ColumbiaIIJS , on receiving the 2026 @Columbia Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching. The award is a well-deserved recognition of her contributions to teaching and mentorship. Congratulations to our other colleagues who also received the award.

🇮🇱 Looking back on an incredible semester with Aryeh! Congratulations to all of our graduates, and we hope everyone has an amazing summer! We can’t wait to be back on campus in the fall 💙 #columbia #israel #jewish #student #college

We were proud to celebrate our Jewish heritage together at a beautiful event hosted by the @Columbia Jewish Employee Resource Group on Haven Plaza at @ColumbiaMed . Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us, especially the incredible students from @frischschool We were disheartened that some colleagues chose that moment to protest. The students’ resounding response said it all: Am Yisrael Chai. We joined in their singing to show that we are Jewish, Zionist, and proud, and we’re not going anywhere.

Join us today to celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month on Haven Plaza at @ColumbiaMed ! 12-2 pm. Special thanks to our amazing friends at the @ColumbiaMed Jewish Cultural Employee Resource Group for hosting. We’re looking forward to the performance by the students from @frischschool

“L’chaim Intifada” is an oxymoron.

RT @ADL_NYNJ: Students from several NYC campuses have reportedly engaged in anti-Israel protests marked with deeply troubling rhetoric, inc…