Letter to the editor: Protesters ignorant of Middle East history
by The Washington Times
The Washington Times— Our colleges need to teach the history of the Middle East (“Rep. Omar cheers Columbia protesters for ‘bravery and courage’ after visiting anti-Israel encampment,” web, April 25).
The Washington Times—Letter to the editor: Make no mistake -- they're protesting Jews. Isn’t it remarkable that centers of higher education across these fruited plains are hosting a fifth column of anti-American and aggressively antisemitic thugs with nary a strong peep from the adults on campus (“Columbia shuts down campus after anti-Israel protesters take over Hamilton Hall,” web, April 30)?
Los Angeles Times—Letters to the Editor: Voter fraud believers aren't skeptics. They're ignorant. To the editor: Everyone has the right to their opinion. But surely we can agree that an opinion based on ignorance is not as valuable as an opinion based on knowledge. ("Many O.C. residents deny Trump election results, potentially swaying key races, poll finds," April 29) As you report, a poll shows that a substantial portion of Orange County residents have doubts about the legitimacy of election results. As the presumptive GOP nominee stated at the state party's convention in Anaheim last year,...
Los Angeles Times—Letters to the Editor: Did the UCLA protesters invite mockery, or should we take them seriously?. To the editor: Clearly, the tragedy that has befallen the people of the Gaza Strip and Israel is nothing to be mocked. It is a serious and troubling situation. But the protesters have invited mockery. ("Mocking Gaza protesters as 'gluten-free warriors' was fun — until a mob at UCLA attacked them," column, May 3) Let's review: Pro-Palestinian demonstrators wore masks from the outset — and yes that is cowardly — as some were reported to have blocked Jewish students on the UCLA campus. This isn't...