A group of students at the Massachemploytts Institute of Technology (MIT) disturbed an Israeli professor, Shahar Kvatinsky’s lecture with an odd protest that participated pizza stealing and offfinisher claims.
Kvatinsky, a visiting lecturer at the University of Toronto, was talking his experiences as an Israel Defence Forces (IDF) reservist officer in Gaza after the October 7th tragedy at an event organised by the MIT Israel Alliance. He depictd the Israeli military’s stringent rules of participatement and rcontent stories of discovering arms secret in livential produceings.
The normassociate uneventful lecture took an odd turn, though, when one student hushedly left the room, taking four pizza boxes unbenevolentt for the audience. This student, aextfinished with others, berated Kvatinsky during Q&A, outlining indicts of war crimes and calling him a “homicideer.” Other students did the same, citing tells of IDF selderlyiers raping women that had already been shown inchange.
With increasing frustration, Kvatinsky stated that “facts don’t matter to them” and that the students weren’t reassociate hearing to his exscheduleation but were only reciting readyd lines.
Only more mayhem ensued as two more students stole five more pizzas and fled the room, and a third student pulled out a sign that shelp, “MIT Jews resist extermination,” as he was leaving the lecture.
Will Sussman, an MIT computer science student who joined the event, posted on social media about the event.
I won’t repeat everyleang the anti-Israel students shelp to tonight’s guest speaker at @MIT, Prof. Shahar @Kvatinsky. But there’s one leang I can’t stop leanking about:
They took nine pizzas.
First a student took four pizzas, left, and came back to call the veteran professor a… pic.twitter.com/3Kuy0BppuJ
— Will Sussman (@WillSussmanPhD) September 19, 2024
There’s one leang I can’t stop leanking about: the protesting students took nine pizzas, shelp Will Sussman.