Columbia Graduation Speech Interrupted by Mic Glitches Amid Gaza Remarks
Student's anti-Israel comments during commencement address lead to technical issues and crowd outcry
- Saham David Ahmed Ali's microphone repeatedly cut out during her speech at Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health.
- Ali criticized the university's silence on Gaza, calling it a televised genocide.
- The crowd chanted 'let her speak' as the mic issues persisted.
- Columbia University denied intentional interference, citing a technical glitch.
- The main commencement address was canceled due to recent anti-Israel protests on campus.