Pro-Palestinian Harvard students marched from Harvard University’s main campus to Harvard Business School on Wednesday in protest of Israel’s alleged “genocide” in Gaza.
Multiple pro-Palestinian student groups hosted a march and “die-in” at Harvard Business School Wednesday in protest of Israel’s “genocide” of Palestinians in Gaza.
Just over a week after Hamas terrorists killed more than 1,300 people in Israel, two Harvard student groups – the Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee and Harvard Graduate Students for Palestine – organized a march from Harvard’s main campus in Cambridge to its business school in Boston to protest Israel’s alleged mistreatment of innocent Palestinians in Gaza.
The crowd of pro-Palestinian Harvard students marched from one Harvard campus to the other with signs and banners, one reading, “Stop the genocide in Gaza,” while chanting slogans like, “Hey! Hey! You can’t hide, we charge you with genocide.” Chants of “F— Harvard Business School” could be heard from the marchers as well.
In a video shared to the Palestine Solidarity Committee’s Instagram shortly after the rally, protestors could be seen performing their die-in on the business school grounds, which involved each protestor lying on the ground in solidarity the Palestinian people they accused Israel of murdering.
Posters advertising the die-in before the event revealed that student groups were motivated at least in part by Hamas’ claim that Israel bombed a hospital in Gaza, killing hundreds of Palestinians.
