Well, the war in Gaza has incensed communities across the world.

Many Jewish people say they don't feel safe on the streets of Western cities.

Many Muslims feel the horror facing innocent Palestinians

is treated only as a second-class concern.

As with any emotive cause, a lot of people would know dog in the fight have molded with this crisis

into a familiar battle of good versus evil, oppressors versus oppressed. Asterical scenes of some of America's top universities this week

have generated more coverage and commentary than the war itself in the last two weeks.

Colombia says that all in-person classes are now cancelled until the end of a semester.

Arrests have been made at encampments outside NYU and Yale.

Well, one notable Jewish professor at Columbia shared a video of

Muslims praying as if it was a shocking assault on US values. Many badly informed pro-Palestine

demonstrators meanwhile have called for an interfaida and chanted, we love Hamas. Others believe

a synchronised dancing is a long-lost secret to peace in the Middle East. Well, these people are all

spending $80,000 a year on tuition.

But clearly many of them haven't found Wikipedia.

And this virtue signaling fever is now embolding a growing number of people

to confront public figures.

There's simply no connection to the wall.

This was New York Mayor Eric Adams,

berated for supporting genocide, as he took his seat on a flight.

Is he Eric Adams?

Yeah, f*** you.

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