Columbia deactivates dissident Israeli-American professor's ID

Columbia University has deactivated the ID card of Shai Davidai, the Israeli-American professor at Columbia Business School whose crusade against pro-Hamas student activity has brought global attention, Davidai claimed on Monday.

"They deactivated my card," Davidai said in a video circulating on social media, adding, "We just want to be Jewish on campus." Further videos showed Davidai attempting to enter the campus but being blocked.

Davidai had earlier advertised a "PEACEFUL sit in at Columbia's declared 'Liberation Zone,'" inviting followers on X to bring Israeli and American flags.

Davidai has called for National Guard to step in​

The professor, who publicly objected to demonstrations on campus expressing support for the October 7 attacks and to what was broadly considered a tepid response by university administrators shortly after the outbreak of the war, has become a lightning-rod of controversy as the situation of terror-support on campus has captured mainstream attention, including several congressional investigations.

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Columbia deactivates dissident Israeli-American professor's ID

Davidai had earlier advertised a "PEACEFUL sit in at Columbia's declared 'Liberation Zone,'" inviting followers on X to bring Israeli and American flags.

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Father God, Your Word Will come to pass that You will make Yourself known to all of the Nations.


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