Harvard Lecturer Who Discriminated Against Jewish Students Faces No Disciplinary Action

Marshall Ganz told Jewish students the words ‘Jews’ and ‘democracy’ cannot be applied to Israel and organized a ‘Palestinian solidarity’ discussion during class

Professor Marshall Ganz, Harvard Kennedy School (Twitter/@TrungTPhan) A Harvard University professor who subjected Jewish students to “anti-Israel and anti-Semitic” discrimination has not faced any sanctions or disciplinary action more than four months after his actions were brought to light, according to an advocacy group that is threatening legal action against the school.

Marshall Ganz, a senior lecturer at the college’s Kennedy School, who told a group of Jewish students that the words “Jews” and “democracy” cannot be applied to Israel and organized a “Palestinian solidarity” discussion during class, has yet to face discipline from Harvard’s leadership.

Harvard launched an independent inquiry into the incident—detailed in a complaint published by the Louis. D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law—and found he had “subjected the students to anti-Israel and […]

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