Israeli Arab Journalist Assaulted at Columbia University Protest
Yoseph Haddad, an Israeli Arab journalist, was attacked by pro-Palestinian protesters, forcing him to cancel a scheduled speech at Columbia University.
- Yoseph Haddad was shoved and punched by a masked protester during a pro-Palestinian demonstration at Columbia University.
- The assault occurred as Haddad was on his way to deliver a speech, which he subsequently canceled to file a police complaint.
- Protesters at the scene made aggressive threats against Haddad, including telling him to 'kill himself'.
- The incident is part of a larger pattern of chaotic protests and anti-Semitic expressions at Columbia University.
- Haddad, a noted advocate for bridging gaps between Arab and Israeli societies, vowed to continue his advocacy despite the attack.