Robert Kraft ‘Deeply Saddened’ Over Columbia, University Unrecognizable

Robert Kraft graduated from Columbia in ’63, and has been an enormous proponent of the varsity in each means, together with financially … however all that modified Monday when the billionaire Patriots proprietor made it clear he wasn’t going to face by and watch his University be taken over by hate and vitriol.

“The school I love so much – the one that welcomed me and provided me with so much opportunity – is no longer an institution I recognize,” 82-year-old Kraft mentioned in a press release launched by Stand Up To Jewish Hate, including, “I am deeply saddened at the virulent hate that continues to grow on campus and throughout our country.”

In fact, since mid-last week, college students and others have taken to Columbia’s NYC campus to demand the University sever all ties to Israel. Some protestors have been seen displaying help for Hamas and their actions on October 7, even calling for repeated assaults.

The scenario has gotten so tense on campus, lessons have been switched from in-person to digital.

Kraft believes the varsity has misplaced a deal with on the scenario, and can’t adequately shield their college students.

“I am no longer confident that Columbia can protect its students and staff and I am not comfortable supporting the university until corrective action is taken. It is my hope that Columbia and its leadership will stand up to this hate by ending these protests immediately and will work to earn back the respect and trust of the many of us who have lost faith in the institution.”

Whereas Robert is much from the one alumnus talking out, he is definitely one of the crucial influential. Actually, the Kraft Heart for Jewish Pupil Life, an on-campus hub for Jewish college students, bears his title.

Over the weekend, The White Home issued a press release admonishing these at Columbia who aren’t peacefully protesting, and fairly threatening to hurt Jewish college students.