Brown University negotiates with terrorist sympathizers

Some universities have handled their antisemitic encampments better than others. Brown University has thus far been a shining example of what not to do.

Brown University decided to negotiate with its terrorist-sympathizing students, reaching an agreement where the students would dismantle their illegal encampment and the university would discuss and vote on divesting from Israel in October.

In the short term, this may seem like a great decision. After all, the university managed to get rid of its encampment without having to send in police, as UCLA did. But there are a series of problems here. For one, the university will either vote to divest from Israel, an activist push that is already antisemitic in nature before you even get to questions such as Brown’s

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