Advocacy group says it’s drawing attention to Harvard student who publicly voiced support on student organization Facebook pages for Hamas’s attacks on Israel.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—A truck bearing giant pictures and the names of the Harvard students who according to the group Accuracy in Media (AIM) spoke in support of Hamas and the terrorist group’s brutal attack on Israel has been driving around the clock for days around the college’s campus.
The truck first showed up in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on the afternoon of Oct. 11, students at the Ivy League school told The Epoch Times.
The title “Harvard’s Leading Antisemites” is emblazoned on all four sides of the large box truck.
Also printed on all sides of the truck is a link to the website of the Washington, D.C.-based conservative advocacy group AIM, which organized the truck. The group says it calls out what it believes is liberal-left bias in media reporting, regarding issues such as conflating the Hamas terrorist group with the Palestinian cause, without providing the wider context of the ongoing civil war raging between factions vying for leadership of the Palestinian people, and blaming all Palestinian suffering on Israel.
AIM President Adam Guillette told The Epoch Times that the truck is intended to out Harvard students for supporting Hamas’s brutal assault and the violence perpetrated against innocent Israeli civilians.
He said that although the truck has received a positive response, it has also been attacked. On Oct. 13, Mr. Guillette said a “mob” of what appeared to be “college students” threatened the driver, sprayed painted the truck, banged on it, and then ultimately threw a brick at it.
“The funny thing is they claimed that they are concerned our truck was going to cause violence,” Mr. Guillette said. “But look who’s committing the violence.”
In all, about 34 student organizations signed a letter of support “in solidarity” with the Hamas terrorists who carried out such savagery as gang-raping women and then parading their dead naked bodies in the back of a pickup truck.
The letter supporting Hamas—which is still engaged in a fight for leadership of the Palestinian people with the Fatah—referred to the Israelis as the “apartheid regime” and said they were solely to blame for a “colonial retaliation.”
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