Family withdraws Trinity bursary in protest over college becoming ‘no-go zone for Jews’

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College says all forms of racism, including anti-Semitism, have ‘absolutely no place’ on campus

Students taking part in an encampment protest on the grounds of Trinity College in Dublin earlier this week. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA Wirein protest over the university becoming a “no-go zone for Jews” due to what it calls the university’s failure to protect student welfare.

He said in a follow-up interview the “terrorist flag” reference was to a flag for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – designated a terrorist organisation by the EU – which was waved by some masked students on campus this week. “The college has not only taken no action but rewarded them, yielding to every demand. No duty of care to your Jewish students or donors has been shown. This shames the pluralist ethos of the college,” he said.Dr Abrahamson said his father’s name could not be associated with Trinity in the circumstances, and felt he had no option but to withdraw the bursary.

“Trinity has sought to support all of those affected by the war no matter where they come from or what their political stance,” the spokeswoman said.

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