Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) is once again deserving of kudos for his stalwart support of Israel during its war against Hamas.
The senator delivered an address during Yeshiva University’s commencement ceremony on Wednesday. As he began, he renounced his association with Harvard University and removed the crimson hood representing his alma mater while on stage.
He cited Harvard’s “inability to stand up for the Jewish community.” He told the audience that he had been reflecting on his “last graduation” which was 25 years ago and it was from Harvard.
As he removed the crimson hood, gasps could be heard from the audience, and then cheers.
“Today, I have been profoundly disappointed with Harvard’s inability to stand up for the Jewish community after Oct. 7. Personally, I do not fundamentally believe that it is right for me to wear this today,” Fetterman said while pointing…
