Trump’s plan against anti-Israeli in campuses

US President Donald Trump is expected to sign a presidential decree on Wednesday, reserved all federal authorities to increase the fight against anti -Semitism, including finding ways to expel anti -Semitic activists who violated the law, published in the New York Post.According to the order, the various authorities in the administration must provide the White House recommendations for action in 60 days. The order instructs the Ministry of Justice to open investigations against Hamas activities and the intimidation of Jewish students, including university campuses. The order indicates the deportation of foreign students who violated the law as part of the anti-Israeli demonstrations that broke out on campus after October 7.

Reuters brought quotes from the presidential order in which Trump declares: “I will quickly cancel the student visas to all Hamas supporters on campuses, which are unprecedented extremes. .

 

According to the document, Trump will shoot the Ministry of Justice “to act aggressively against terrorist threats, lettuce, vandalism and violence against American Jews.”

Boss Castanbaum, a graduate of Harvard University and one of the leaders of the US anti-Semitism since the war broke out, told N12 following the report: “This presidential order is another promise that the Trump administration exists. These are excellent news for Jewish students who are struggling with anti -Semitism on campus. We hope that the expulsion of foreign students who violated the law will begin quickly. ”

During his election campaign, Trump promised a number of times to fight violence and pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the US campuses. The rally in September 2024 said the elected president he would inform universities that they would “bear responsibility” if they enable violence against Jewish students in their field. Security for Jewish students, “Trump said.

Since the Araka 7 October 7, a tremendous pro-Palestinian demonstration broke out in hundreds of campuses across the United States.