'Depends on the context': 10 Memes that shamed Harvard, Penn and MIT for being equivocal on antisemitism

US Congress has launched a probe into anti-Semitism at three top universities – Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania and MIT, but social media is also on rage, expressing their anger over these schools which have allegedly failed to tackle the “rampant antisemitism” on their campuses after the Hamas’ 7 October attack on Israel and the subsequent Israeli invasion of Gaza.

The presidents of all these three universities have been facing backlash over their testimony Tuesday on rising antisemitism on campus since the 7 October Hamas attack.

The investigation has been launched by the Education Committee after the leaders of these three universities quibbled over whether student protests calling for the genocide of Jews amounted to harassment and violated the policies of the varsity.

Representative Elise Stefanik, Republican of New York said the Education Committee is launching an official Congressional investigation that will include substantial document requests and compulsory measures including subpoenas to those universities and others.