Fox News' Laura Ingraham slams universities for lack of 'sympathy' amid antisemitism surge on campuses

Laura Ingraham sparks praise for bold take on surging antisemitism at 'poisoned' universities
Internet agrees with Laura Ingraham as she sheds light on antisemitism at colleges and its potential impact on the 2024 election (Getty Images)
Internet agrees with Laura Ingraham as she sheds light on antisemitism at colleges and its potential impact on the 2024 election (Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: On 'The Ingraham Angle,' Fox News host Laura Ingraham criticized institutions for displaying 'zero empathy' when Jewish students were targeted on college campuses. She also addressed the surge of antisemitism on college campuses during the Israel-Hamas war.

Following her take, Ingraham took to X (formerly Twitter) to share her monologue titled 'Poisoned IVY'. However, several X users agreed with Ingraham’s remarks on antisemitism on college campuses.

Laura Ingraham reports on alleged antisemitism on college campuses

Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham took to X and wrote, “What's happening on campuses is an outrage!”



 

Her tweet featured a video of her take where she said, “It took a lot of guts for these students to speak out, but one by one, they did speak on Capitol Hill today regarding the rising antisemitism at our nation's colleges and universities.”

She added, “Since shortly after the October 7 Hamas massacre, Americans have seen what some of us have known for many, many years – that our institutions of higher learning have become institutions of liars earning big money for doing nothing.”

Ingraham continued, “There is zero empathy for the Jewish students who've been traumatized here, and they only started pretending to care when the donors noticed, big donors like Bill Ackman, who has been flaming them on X.”

She added, "The sickening reality is this. If you pair your antisemitism with anti-Americanism, you essentially get a free pass from the top leadership of elite American colleges and universities.”

Ingraham further said, “Your views are fashionable, cutting edge and protected. When these students tell you that life on campus is unsafe and that there's a double standard where only certain people are protected, believe them.”

She concluded adding, “When the Hamas news dies down and the cameras pull back this festering anti-Americanism and antisemitism will still be there. So now, it's up to donors and alumni to put their money where their principles are.”



 

Internet agrees with Laura Ingraham’s remarks on antisemitism in colleges  

After Laura Ingraham shared her take on the rise in antisemitism on college campuses, many people agreed with her and lauded her monologue.

One person wrote, “Its totally an outrage and to me its reprehensible that they are even trying to justify the stance they are taking while pretending its the right thing to do.”



 

Another person said, “Agreed,” and one more X user wrote, “The root of all these problems are the colleges and universities! And indoctrination! Continuing to federal fund them is no different than funding, terrorist camps!!! Defund the department of Education.”



 



 

An X user simply praised Ingraham adding, “Laura this has to be one of your best news reporting videos.This tell a story of many Angles bc the older people knows about how they had to stand up to gangs in earlier days n now we are seeing how it might of began bc whats going on with our children right now n where it heads.”



 

Another person wrote, “I agree the shootings are the result of NRA Republicans.”



 

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