Shabbos Kestenbaum discusses the pervasive antisemitism at Harvard University, tracing its roots and the systemic issues that allow it to persist. He highlights the events of October 7th as a wake-up call for the broader American public regarding the hypocrisy and moral bankruptcy of elite institutions. Kestenbaum elaborates on his ongoing lawsuit against Harvard, aiming to hold the university accountable for civil rights violations against Jewish students. He connects the rise of antisemitism to anti-American sentiments and discusses the role of education, particularly in K-12 systems, in shaping these ideologies. The conversation emphasizes the need for systemic change and accountability in addressing these issues. Guest Bio Shabbos Kestenbaum is an American Jewish activist and graduate of Harvard Divinity School. He is known for leading a lawsuit against Harvard University, filed in January 2024, which alleges that the university failed to protect Jewish and Israeli students from antisemitic harassment and discrimination