> They resigned because they refused to condemn calls for the genocide of jews on campuses, saying it was "contextual" whether this was allowed or not. The aut

> They resigned because they refused to condemn calls for the genocide of jews on campuses, saying it was "contextual" whether this was allowed or not. The author of this article explicitly refers to "Free Palestine" as a call to erase the Jewish people. So, yes, there's important context: are you trying to ban pro-Palestinian sentiment by insisting it's antisemitic, or are you trying to ban the actual phrase "genocide the Jews"? > I think TFA makes is very clear the author believes many at these pro-palestine rallies are actually anti-semitic people. The presence of some antisemitic people does not magically make the words "Free Palestine" into a call for Jewish genocide.