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Alumni Urge Penn Law to Be a Voice of Morality and Speak Up Against Hamas Terrorism

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Dov Brandstatter
2 years ago

Class of 2003

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Aaron Katzel
2 years ago

Class of 1997

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Stephanie Srulowitz
2 years ago

L’05

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Debra Ely
2 years ago

Enough antisemitism-do more

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Shawn Donovan
2 years ago

Class of 2017

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Daniel Raikin
2 years ago

C'15 L'20 W'20

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Jamie Baum
2 years ago

Class of 2022

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Elisa Greenberg
2 years ago

It is appalling that students are allowed to chant in favor of a Jewish genocide and give a pep talk encouraging Jews to return to Berlin. All students involved should be expelled with their names made public

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Jeremie G
2 years ago

Stop Jewish Hate !

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Gisella Bergmann
2 years ago

disrespect is not allowed

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Leopoldine Brauner
2 years ago

Penn Law’15

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Rachel Marrow Dalton
2 years ago

C’94 L’97

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David Sanders
2 years ago

Stop supporting terrorists!!!

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Miriam Weinstock
2 years ago

Class of 2023

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Joseph Landau
2 years ago

Class of 2015

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Andrew Margolis
2 years ago

The October 16, 2023, march down Locust Walk, where people were chanting (a) "there is only one solution, intifada revolution" [invoking Nazis Final Solution to kill all Jews] and (b) "there are no civilians, they are all targets" [justifying attacks on all Jews] convince me that Penn's law school now needs to take a stand and make it clear that Hamas massacre was wrong. Subsequent call by Hamas official for personal Jihad [responsibility of all Muslims all over the world to kill Jews] on Friday, October 13 has convinced me that my law school alma mater should condemn Hamas massacre as Jews on campus fear for their personal safety. Failure to condemn may encourage someone to go to the law school where they know there are many Jews to initiate an attack to try to kill Jews.

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Joshua Weinberger
2 years ago

Class of 1999

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Yaakov Jacob Dachs
2 years ago

Class of 2015

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Galia Porat
2 years ago

L ‘09

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Harriet Krasnow
2 years ago

As a Penn undergrad and law grad, with a long history of family grads, this is not the university I knew and shaped me.