A pro-Israel “doxxing truck” broadcasted the names and faces of “Yale’s Leading Antisemites” near the university’s New Haven campus on Thursday, according to the school newspaper.
The Ivy League college is the latest school to be visited by one of the trucks — sponsored by Accuracy in Media [AIM] as part of its “Campus Accountability Campaign.” The shame machine had previously driven around Harvard, Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania.
The truck was spotted around different parts of campus between roughly noon and 4 p.m., according to the Yale Daily News.
At least six students’ faces were displayed on its giant video screen along with their names in bright, bold lettering.
Five of the six are graduate students, the paper reported.
AIM announced the truck’s presence at Yale on social media on Thursday, writing, “Our Campus Accountability Campaign is at @Yale today to highlight the rampant antisemitism from radical ‘scholars’ on campus.”
The post included a link to a website yalehatesjews.com, which encourages people to send a message to the university’s Board of Trustees over a statement from scholars that blamed “Israel and the United States rather than the terrorists” over Hamas’ deadly attacks on the Jewish state last month.
It’s not clear which statement the organization was referring to, the Yale Daily News reported.
The Post has reached out to Yale for comment on the doxxing truck.
Just days after the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel, a Yale professor faced calls to be fired after she voiced her support online for Hamas and called Israel “a murderous, genocidal settler state.”
The Yale Daily News also faced criticism last month after it censored a pro-Israel Sophomore student’s column by removing what it called “unsubstantiated claims that Hamas raped women and beheaded men.”
AIM also urged people to take action and sign a similar petition against New York City’s Hunter College on Thursday.
College campuses across the country have emerged as a battleground between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian supporters as the war in Gaza rages on in its sixth week.
More than 11,000 Palestinians have been killed since Israel’s military response to the Hamas surprise attack in which some 1,200 Israelis were slaughtered.