That doesn't mean I don't have very strong views about what's happening in Gaza, because you know that I do.

So where is my lie?

Yeah, peers, I've just listened to you for 20 minutes, frame the issue in a purely 100% Israeli propaganda way.

So if you say, hey, listen, do you, the Jewish students shouldn't be harassed or attack,

of course I agree. I've got Jewish family. So why have I lied? No, no, no. Stop interrupting.

The protesters wreaking havoc at some of America's top universities have a deadly serious point.

Unfortunately, many of them fundamentally unsurious people.

Nothing captured the insanity of this moment better than a PhD candidate at Columbia University

stepping out to demand humanitarian aid for the protesters.

I guess it's ultimately a question of what kind of community and obligation Columbia feels it has to its

students. Do you want students to die of dehydration

and starvation or get severely ill, even if they disagree with you? If the answer is no, then you should

allow basic, I mean, it's crazy to say because we're on an Ivy League campus, but this is like

basic humanitarian aid we're asking for. It seems like you're sort of saying we want to be revolutionary, so we want to take up this building.

Now would you please bring us food?

With a completely straight face, she demands urgent assistance for protesters to spare them from dehydration,

starvation and severe illness as she and her mob friends voluntarily occupied a private building in support of

guards and people actually facing dehydration, starvation and severe illness.

Well, students protesting for peace is nothing new.

They have every right to do it, but clearly there are limits under the law.

At this point, they're doing a better job of Israeli propaganda than Israel's government.

Police have moved into eject students from Columbia's Hamilton Hall after reports they

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