Pro-Israël influencer Zach Sage Fox was again in enemy territory when he went undercover as an anti -Semite Close to Barnard College in New York City.
Although Fox did not go on campus, he had the opportunity to talk to various students in the area, and he told Fox News Digital that what he saw was “shocking”.
In the video, which has collected more than 24,000 likes on Instagram, FOX frankly has a brutal way about their thoughts about the current Israel-Hamas War And Jews. He said it gives the audience a look at what these students say: “Without the Keffiyehs.”
“It was just shocking how much I discovered in such a small period,” Fox told Fox News Digital and noted that the students were not afraid of supporting anti -Semitism. Fox noted that he only met them seconds before they ‘poured out all this anti -Semitism’.
After they spoke with students, Fox said that “Jews have just become number one at this school.”
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Barnard anti-Israël protests and Zach Sage Fox in disguise. (Getty/@zach.sage on Instagram)
In the video, Fox carries a disguise and occurs as a British student called “Ben Klein.” He was wearing a pro-Palestinian shirt, a Keffiyeh, a Covid face mask and a nose ring. Fox admitted that his costume made him “looked like a narc”, and he was surprised that so many people thought he was really an anti-Israel activist.
On one of the more shocking points of the video, a Barnard -Student said who said she is studying “human rights and economics,” there is “nuance in terrorism.”
“I think ‘terrorism’ is one of those words that people have not really thought of the meaning,” the student says in the video. Later in the video she also agrees when he is asked if there is “nuance to rap” if it is used as a weapon of “resistance”, such as the number of rapes committed during the attacks on October 7, 2023.
A person is wearing a “queers for free Palestine” sign on the 29th annual New York City Dyke March on 26 June 2021 in New York City. (Alexi Rosenfeld/ Getty images)
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When he spoke about this student, Fox said he was astonished when she called herself a “queer for Palestine”, but could not explain why she supported a movement that actively continues gay’s.
Fox said that these anti-Israeli students “don’t really want to free Palestine from Hamas.” He told Fox News Digital that he found Hamas supporters while interviewing people near the Ivy League campus. In the video that was posted, a non -misered woman said that there are “students who are more sympathetic to Hamas.”
In addition to the anti-Israeli students, Fox spoke with a few Jewish students during Undercover. One of the students who can be seen in the video said he felt unsafe in Columbia.
“My collection meal is that it just feels like Barnard because it, you know, is seen as this female institution. I think it is more poisoned with much of this dei propaganda that Jews really changed into a full white Colonizer class,” Fox told Fox News Digital.
The NYPD knew Anti-Israël demonstrators at Barnard College after a group of students protesters occupied the Milstein library on 5 March. (Lokman Vural Elibol/Anadolu via Getty images)
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The pro-Israël influencer told Fox News Digital that Diversity, fairness and inclusion (Dei) initiatives must be terminated because he believes that they ‘intellectual poison’. He praised the efforts of the Trump government to row dei from the federal government.
Fox admitted that his own views on dei had changed since Hamas’ October 7. He said he was someone who did not see the damage that dei initiatives could do until the past year and a half.
“It is such a bad service for intellectual thinking and free thinking,” Fox told Fox News Digital.
In addition to the end of dei initiatives, Fox believes that mask bans must be present, with exceptions for medical reasons. Fox says that forcing students to be exposed, would put an end to the acquisitions of the building and in the past year and a half of disruptive anti-Israeli demonstrations that are seen on campuses throughout the country.
