‘Columbia intifada’ newspaper launched by anti-Israel students

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Columbia University’s Students for Justice for Palestine group launched an anti-Israel newspaper called “Columbia Intifada.” The school has since denounced the paper for “discrimination and promoting violence or terror.”

The newspaper, which keeps its authors anonymous, refers to Jews as “colonizers” and “subjugators,” and includes articles titled “Zionist Peace Means Palestinian Blood,” “The Myth of the Two-State Solution,” “Palestinian Prisoners,” and a “Guide to Wheatpasting” which instructs students on how to vandalize public property with anti-Israel propaganda.

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