Negotiating With Terrorists: Northwestern University Bribes Pro-Hamas, Pro-Terrorism Protesters With Full Ride Scholarships

Perfect.

After five days of anti-Israel demonstrators occupying Deering Meadow on Northwestern University's campus, Northwestern president Michael Schill and the rest of the university's leadership decided to accede to several of the protesters' demands.

While not committing to divesting its endowment from companies that do business in Israel and ending partnerships with Israeli institutions, the university released a list of concessions in a celebratory statement Monday afternoon in exchange for the removal of the encampment on the lawn.

Most notable among those concessions is a promise to offer full-ride scholarships to Palestinian students and guaranteed faculty jobs for Palestinian academics.

"The University will support visiting Palestinian faculty and students at risk (funding two faculty per year for two years; and providing full cost of attendance for five Palestinian undergraduates to attend Northwestern for the duration of their undergraduate careers)," the document reads. "The University commits to fundraise to sustain this program beyond this current commitment.

The university will also issue a statement telling employers not to "discriminate" against the pro-terrorism "scholars" involved in these campus takeovers.

At Yale, "demonstration marshals" have announced that only people who support Palestinian terrorism are allowed in the "liberated zone." They are attacking any journalists who attempt to report on them or photography them.

These colonizers have declared that Yale is now the private property of Hamas.

The encampment, which protesters called a "liberated zone," was erected at 3:30 p.m., with protesters blocking off the western and eastern ends of Cross Campus while others set up tents on the lawn. According to Yale Police Chief Anthony Campbell, this violated University policies regarding the use of outdoor spaces, postering and chalking, the use of amplified sound and the recently created policy on the placement of structures on campus spaces.

Organizers announced a set of community guidelines that all individuals within the zone must follow, including "being committed to Palestinian liberation and fighting for freedom for all oppressed people," as well as a zero-tolerance policy for any form of discrimination in the space.

No discrimination, except that no one is allowed to step on to the seized land unless they swear allegiance to the terrorists:

Throughout the day, marshals at designated entrances to the encampment asked pedestrians if they agreed to the community guidelines before allowing them to pass through Cross Campus. Pedestrians who did not agree to the guidelines were turned away.

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