An antisemitism watchdog group, Accuracy in Media (AIM), brought a billboard truck to Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown, New York, displaying the names and faces of two Columbia University medical students accused of making anti-Israel comments. The incident sparked outrage from medical staff and community members.
Police responded to Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown, N.Y. last week after an antisemitism watchdog group arrived with a billboard truck to expose medical students over anti-Israel comments.
Each student’s name and face appeared on the side of a large screen driven by a truck calling them “radical antisemites.” “These are people who've never been challenged, who've never been held accountable,” Guillette said. “These radicals have never been held accountable, and when we introduce just a little bit of accountability to them, they lose their mind.”
“For us, it's a tremendous motivation to keep going because if we stopped what we were doing after we got assaulted at Harvard or after we got assaulted at Columbia, if we stop what we were doing after the swattings, these radicals would learn the lesson that their tactics work,” he said.
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