While visiting her alma mater, Wellesley College, this week, Hillary Clinton faced a series of extreme demands from anti-Israel protesters who accused her of being a “war criminal.”
The student-run Instagram page WC-against-HRC posted a list of demands as protesters shouted at those who attended Clinton’s speech during her visit last weekend. did.
“We protest and firmly voice the demands of W alumni. [Faculty for Justice in Palestine]students have been asking administrators to recognize the issue since November,” the group wrote, adding, “Wellesley College administrators and HRC have the authority and influence to meet our demands. The question is, will that happen?”
The list of 10 demands ranges from acknowledging the “ongoing genocide in Gaza,” to forcing universities to divest from companies they say “perpetuate Israel’s occupation of Palestine,” to the Anti-Defamation League and the Anti-Defamation League. This ranges from severing the relationship. Track anti-Semitism.
The request also specifically addresses “all reported incidents of hate crimes, harassment, defamation, defamation, personal information disclosure, intimidation or intimidation” committed against “defenders of the Palestinian people,” prompt and decisive action. It also calls for disciplinary action to be taken.
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Clinton was returning to campus to participate in the Women’s Democracy Summit and to commemorate the construction of a new university center that bears her name.
Local news outlets said angry students distributed pamphlets on campus claiming that Clinton was Wellesley’s “best-loved war criminal” and that she had “blood on her hands.”
Clinton was returning to campus to participate in the Women’s Democracy Summit and to commemorate the construction of a new university center that bears her name. (Franziska Krug/Getty Images)
School administrators acknowledged the protests but did not condemn them.
“We encourage everyone who participates in activities to follow our demonstration policies and to be mindful of our Student Code of Conduct to keep themselves and our community safe,” said Sheila Shaw Horton, vice president and dean of students. ” said in a statement. to protests.
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Clinton is no stranger Facing protests while visiting an American university. Protesters repeatedly interrupted her appearance at Columbia University in February, and her students called her a “war criminal.”
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton during an interview with host Jimmy Fallon on Monday, April 1, 2024. (Todd Ouyoung/NBC via Getty Images)
Saturday’s protests came days after Clinton scolded American voters during an appearance on “The Tonight Show” with Jimmy Fallon.
Fallon asked Clinton what she would say to voters who are “upset” about the choice between former President Trump and President Biden.
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Mr. Clinton replied, “Get over yourself. Those are your two choices.”
“One is elderly, capable, compassionate, has a heart, and truly cares about people. And the other is elderly and has been charged with 91 felonies,” Clinton said. Ta.
