Harvard suffers a ‘massive funding blow’ for being ‘weak’ on anti-Semitism

Sky News host Chris Kenny says one of the world’s most prestigious universities, Harvard, has suffered a “massive funding blow”. Mr Kenny said this is due to the university’s refusal to condemn calls for a “genocide” against Israel and because it has been “weak” on anti-Semitism. “This is an encouraging development, a case of strong values and clear logic fighting back against the dangerous, woke culture that’s enveloping educational institutions around the world, and which has reached a new low over the Israel-Hamas conflict,” he said. Mr Kenny said hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin – who’s donated millions to the university – is now going to “let his money talk” as he is now going to stop financially supporting Harvard. “That is a high price for Harvard to pay but deservedly so,” he said. “The university has shown moral weakness and intellectual cowardice, and Griffin is prepared to make them pay.”