Harvard Alumni vs. Harvard: Ignoring Antisemitism Devalued Harvard's Diplomas

Leading a group of Harvard Alumni, Shurat HaDin brought a lawsuit against the Ivy League College alleging that the unrestrained antisemitism on the campus, the school’s support for Hamas terrorists, and its persistent pattern of shocking Israel bashing, have led to a grave devaluing of their diplomas. The civil action contends that the Harvard administration has repeatedly ignored attacks on Jewish students and continuous calls by students and faculty members for genocide against the Jewish State, despite numerous complaints. The plaintiffs accuse the College of allowing a toxic and hateful atmosphere on campus to proliferate, which has badly damaged their alma mater’s reputation and prestige. As a result, the plaintiffs claim that the value of their diplomas, in which they had heavily invested, has greatly decreased in the eyes of potential employers and companies, which no longer respect the once illustrious Harvard name, and have said they will no longer hire alumni. The plaintiffs are seeking an injunction against the College and financial compensation.