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Meet the key figures propelling antisemitism at Harvard
October 11, 2023
By Accuracy In Media
Thirty-four student groups at Harvard University signed a letter earlier this week in response to the attack on Israel by Hamas that left 1,200 dead and at least 2,700 wounded. That letter blamed Israel for the attacks.
“We, the undersigned student organizations, hold the Israeli regime entirely responsible for all unfolding violence. The apartheid regime is the only one to blame,” the letter reads. “Israeli violence has structured every aspect of Palestinian existence for 75 years.”
The letter initially contained the names of the groups who signed the letter, but after widespread backlash, it was amended to say, “This statement was co-authored by a coalition of Palestine solidarity groups at Harvard. For student safety, the names of all original signing organizations have been concealed at this time.”
By the time it was amended, the list had already been spread far and wide. Just five of the student groups have withdrawn their signatures: Harvard College Act on a Dream, Amnesty International at Harvard, the Harvard Islamic Society, Harvard Undergraduate Ghungroo, and the Harvard Undergraduate Nepali Student Association.
The remaining groups and members of their leadership stand by the letter and its inflammatory claims. The names Accuracy in Media has been able to independently confirm are listed below.
African American Resistance Organization
Kiersten B. Hash, Founder
Amari M. Butler, Founder
Prince A. Williams, Founder
Clyve Lawrence, Founder
Kojo Acheampong, Founder
Harvard Muslim Law School Association
Hussain Awan, Co-President
Reema Doleh, Co-President
Ariq Hatibie, Executive Board Member
Saeed Ahmad, Executive Board Member
Hurya Ahmed, Vice President of Communications
Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee'
Shraddha Joshi, organizer
Josh Willcox, organizer
Sanaa Kahloon, member
This list will be continually updated as Accuracy in Media is able to confirm them.
An earlier version of this list included a member of the Harvard Muslim Law School Association who resigned from the board in protest of the signing of the letter. His name has been removed.