Dennis Prager argues that Harvard students ignore a two-year civil war in Ethiopia that killed roughly 500,000 people, mostly civilians, while focusing their activism on Israel. He frames this selective outrage as evidence of anti-Israel and anti-Jewish bias on American college campuses.
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There is a civil war, there has been for 2 years in Ethiopia. 500,000 people have been killed. 500,000, overwhelmingly civilians. Now you don't even know about it, let alone is there, are there any marches on campuses because they don't care about anybody except those who are fighting Jews. J-E-W-S. Israel is Jewish. So they hate Israel. You can't give me another good reason. It's the only Jewish state on earth. It's the size of New Jersey. So 60,000 black Christians in West Africa slaughtered, raped, tortured, kidnapped by Muslims. Nothing. 2% of Harvard students don't know it has happened. 0% know about Ethiopia. Oh, they're just dead blacks killed by blacks. What do we care? Half a million. What do we care? We're college students. We care about Israel. Palestinians are very lucky that their enemy is the Jewish state. Otherwise, nobody would know how to spell the word Palestinian.