‘You’ll be attacked’ Pro-Palestinian movement is most anti-American EVER, says Steve Bannon
spoke out as demonstrations at US campuses such as Columbia and Yale led to a wave of disorder and arrests as Jewish students face anti-Semitic harassment.intervened in the row while talking to The Sun’s Political Editor Harry Cole on a US special edition of our Never Mind The Ballots show.“There’s no place for anti-Semitism on campus. The administration, congressional figures have been very clear about that. The British government’s been clear about that.
“What we need to do now is ensure the hostages get out, get more aid in, get all the crossing points open so that more aid can get in, encourage the Israelis, urge the Israelis to take more care over civilian casualties.“It has to be condemned and condemned unequivocally.” He said pro-Palestinian demos, hijacked by jihadists, have made colleges threatening places for Jewish students and Christian conservatives.
Mr Bannon said: “The pro-Palestinian movement in America is the most anti-American movement I’ve ever seen in the streets of"If you’re a young Jewish student, if you walk across that campus you will be attacked, it’s very dangerous.”
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