Columbia Student Who Said ‘Zionists Don’t Deserve To Live’ Reportedly Expelled | JP
The Columbia University student who was one of the most vocal students in the anti-Semitic protests at Columbia University in recent days has been thrown out of school after JP unearthed video of him stating that “Zionists don’t deserve to live.”
Haaretz journalist Judy Maltz posted on X that Khymani James, the leader of the anti-Israel encampment on the school’s campus, “has been thrown out of school.” The Boston Globe also reported that James had also been banned from the school’s campus.
BREAKING: Khymani James, the leader of the anti-Israel encampment who said ‘Zionists deserve to die’ has been thrown out of school
— Judy Maltz (@MaltzJudy) April 26, 2024
James claimed in a statement posted to social media on Friday that he was the victim of “far right agitators” who posted his remarks on social media, which he claimed they did “without context.”
In the stream, he made the case for Zionists to die several times and stated “Zionists don’t deserve to live.”
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James said he made the comment because he was feeling “unusually upset after an online mob targeted me because I am visibly queer and Black.”
The full meeting with Columbia University and his comments afterward on the livestream are below.
Here is the full Khymani James live-stream that includes his disciplinary meeting with Columbia University over making threatening social media posts.
I saved you all the first 30 minutes where he rants with a friend and started with the school meeting. pic.twitter.com/DfN6mKdlbm
— Kassy Akiva (@KassyDillon) April 26, 2024
James, who goes by “he/she/they” pronouns, is the spokesperson of the Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) group and has been the visible face of the protests that have garnered national attention, including holding a press conference on Wednesday.
Related: Columbia Student Claims He ‘Misspoke’ After Repeatedly Calling For Zionists To Die In Hour-Long Livestream