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The University of Cornell has invited Kehlani’s artist to act on the campus on May 7, defending the measure, just giving his students what they want.
Kehlani has a music video that begins with “Long live the intifada”, an inflammatory phrase that, according to critics, promotes violence against the Israelis and the Jews, shared an online map that eliminates the state of Israel and filled those condemned by him. 7, 2023, massacre.
The invitation to the R&B artist nominated for the Multi-Grammy Award occurs after the Trump administration frozen $ 1 billion in federal funds for the Ivy League Upstate school in the middle of an investigation of civil rights about whether it could not the campus.
“Kehlani is not just an artist with controversial points of view: it is one that has publicly glorified violence against Jews and has constantly promoted a dangerous and anti -Semitic rhetoric that directly to our community, he said.
“For a university that claims to assess inclusion and safety for all students, this decision is not just a deaf tone: it is deeply alienating,” said Silberstein, a 21 -year -old who is president of the center of Chabad in the school and the vice of the group and the vice of the group and the vice of the group and the vice of the group and the vice of the group.
“By inviting some with a history or anti -Semitism so deeply worrying to lead one of our most high profile campus, Cornell is sending a message that Jewish safety and well -being are negotiable,” he said.
The Watchdog StopantisemitisM group agreed that the invitation is beyond the pale and previously highlighted the antiisraeli and anti -Semitic opinions of the interpreter in a position of July 12, 2024.
Kehlani supports the Hamas terrorist regime “under the appearance of” resistance, “said the group.
He cited his “Next 2 H 7, 2023, opening his song with” Long live the intifada “appearing on the screen and with dancers in Keffiyehs waving Palestinian flags.
The group said that Kehlani refused to condemn Hamas for the massacre of Israeli civilians that day.
“On the other hand, Kehlani directly asked for the destruction of Israel and its people,” the group said.
“Kehlani doubles in his support for the global call to the murder Jews by sharing genocidal phrases such as” Long live the resistance “and” from the river to the sea. “”
The singer also shared a map on Instagram that eliminates the state of Israel, and she promoted several positions and pronounced diatribes that include: “Zionists are all evil” and Zionists are the “scum of the earth” and all “go to hell.”
“It’s f – K Israel, it’s the f – k Zionism, and it is also F – Ka Lot or also all of you,” he said in X last year.
The founder of Stopantisemitism, Liora Rez, said: “Now, Cornell is doubling when presenting Vile Hater Kehlani as a poster head for her end of the year celebration.
“Kehlani uses its 20 million followers platform, more than the number of Jews on the planet, to encourage the hatred of the only Jewish state in the world.
“Black students are expected to welcome a KKK rock band on the campus. Asian students rush,” Hate Asian … Suppose it. “So why are Jewish students treated as the exception?”
Rez said that Cornell and any other university that allow intolerance, harassment and violent extremism must be “totally disbursed”, investigated foreign funds and have their endowments, real estate and income taxes.
Cornell defended the invitation, saying that Kehlani is acting at the request of a group led by students on the “Slope Day”, an end of the year celebration for students.
“The Slope Day Planning Board on Student Slope Day is selected after a student survey,” said a Cornell representative. “Kehlani was chosen based on his popular and the genre of his music. He recently acted in the Northeastern University without political or incident expression.
“The personal opinions expressed by this artist are theirs and do not represent the University. However, the artist must defend Cornell anti -discrimination policies, which include the prohibition of political expression as part of the concert. Conituto like this.
Kehlani representatives did not respond to a comment request.
Cornell has been to throw by numerous anti-Israel protests, and the life of Jewish students has been threatened.
Student Patrick declared himself guilty last year to threaten to kill Jews in the positions on the University’s website.
