Princestan’s president promises not against Trump, but recognizes anti -Semitism on the campus

Princestan’s university President Christopher L. Eismarber has recently told the New York Times to identify “serious problems” with anti -Semitism in the University of Columbia University and even his own. But he noted that this is “not suitable” for government Use your financing forces to change the way to conduct your research, teaching and admission.

Eisgruber sat on Wednesday with the leading “Daily” podcasa Rachel Abrams to discuss research funding and anti -Semitism on campus.

Colleges and universities across the country expressed concern for the president Donald Trump Investigation of schools on alleged anti -Semitic discrimination and persecution, reducing federal financing for those that seemingly allowed anti -Zyasrai protest on campus after the attack under the leadership of Hamas on Israel on October 7, 2023.

One of these schools was the Colombian University, which changed its protest policy, expanded the program of Jewish research, posted a research program in the Middle East under the new supervision and changed students’ disciplinary procedures to avoid the loss of $ 400 million.

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“We began to see a rapid threat to the financing of streams in the new Presidential Administration,” said Abrams Eiss group.

“Then a couple of weeks ago in Colombia, something happened, which introduced a new one, and in my opinion, this is a very dangerous element that is that the government has entered, and without any obvious investigation said …” We are going to pick up a bunch of grants … And we are not going to restore them. “

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Eism group discussed the importance of “academic freedom” before Abrams asked about the justice of the administration’s concern Anti -Semitism at Campus College.

Eysgrober acknowledged that “there were serious problems with anti -Semitism in this campus” and stated that standing against anti -Semitism was “a major responsibility for any university president and any university”, but he accused the government of neglecting the proper process.

“They must allow universities to respond and offer their side,” he said. “And then they must create on the spot when they find that there are violations that are appropriate for the violations and laws.”

They conducted a discussion because the rumors were heard about the Trump administration, which was engaged in a legal agreement or a decree on consent that he would order Colombian University to comply with anti -Semitism executive directives.

Under the former President Joe BidenMany universities, including Brown and Rutgers, have signed similar decrees on anti -Semitism after Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel, The Wall Street Journal reports.

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However, when Abrams asked if Eism group would say that he would reduce the financing if a particular department was not located as part of the academic reception, he said he would not make concessions.

“We wouldn’t do that,” he said. “We think it would be illegal and we would have disputed it in court … I really think we need everything now.”

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The episode was released every other day after the news passed that Trump administration reduced $ 4 million University of Princeton.

Princeon received $ 455 million during the 2024 financial year, which includes the financing of the National Energy Department, which he works for the government.

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“It is important for me to use my voice, and so, in response to a number of your questions, I said, ‘Hey, I can tell you what’s going on in Princeton, but I don’t think it’s about Princeton. It is about what is happening in the US, “said Eysgrober.” I think it would be much stronger if many more of my colleagues have performed.

“Universities of America (are) threatened.”

Eysruber said policy changes are a “crisis for our country.”

And he remained unwavering throughout the podcasts that universities should not reflect the country’s political ideology.

This report has contributed to Audrey Conklin Fox News Digital.