Pro-Israel influencer Zach Sage Fox once again found himself in enemy territory when he infiltrated as an anti-Semite near Bernard College in New York City.
Although Fox didn't go to campus, he had the opportunity to talk to several students in the area, and he told Fox News Digital that what he saw was “shocking.”
Over 24,000 likes on Instagram! In the video that won, Fox made several students cruelly honest about the ongoing Israeli-Hamas War and the thoughts about the Jews. He said he sees the public that these students say “without keffi rays.”
“It was shocking how much I became clear in such a small number of times,” Fox told Fox News Digital, saying that students were not afraid to support anti-Semitism. Fox pointed out that he only met them before he “just pour out all this anti-Semitism.”
After talking to students, Fox said, “The Jews have just become the number one target in this school.”
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Bernard's anti-Israel protest and Zach Sage Fox disguised. (getty/@zach.sage in instagram)
In the video, Fox dresses in disguise and pretends to be a British student named “Ben Klein.” He wore a Pro Palestine shirt, a kefier, a covid face mask and a nose ring. Fox admitted that his outfit “looks like Narc” he was surprised that many people thought he was a truly anti-Israel activist.
In one of the more shocking points of the video, a Bernard student who said he was studying “human rights and economics,” said the “nuance in terrorism.”
“I think “terrorism” is one of those words that people don't really think about meaning,” the student said in the video. Later in the video, we agree when asked if there is a “nuance of rape” when used as a weapon of “resistance,” such as the number of rapes committed during the attack on October 7, 2023.
In March of the 29th New York City Dyke, held in New York City on June 26, 2021, a person has a “Free Queer for Palestine” sign. (Alexi Rosenfeld/ Getty Images)
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When talking about this student, Fox said he was stunned when he called himself “Palestinian weird,” but it seems he couldn't explain why she supported the movement that was pushing for gays.
Fox said these anti-Israel students “doesn't really want to free Palestine from Hamas.” He told Fox News Digital that he found Hamas supporters while interviewing people near the Ivy League campus. In the video posted, an unidentified woman said there was a “student who sympathizes with Hamas more.”
In addition to anti-Israel students, Fox spoke with Jewish students while under the mask. One of the students featured in the video said he felt unsafe in Colombia.
“My takeaway is considered this woman's facility, so it just feels like Bernard. I think a lot of this Day's propaganda has transformed Jews into a completely white colony class is more poisonous,” Fox told Fox News Digital.
The NYPD clears anti-Israel protesters at Bernard College after a group of student protesters took over the Milstein Library on March 5th. (via Lokman Vural Elibol/Anadolu Getty Images)
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The pro-Israeli influencer told Fox News Digital that the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiative must be terminated because he considers it “intellectually addictive to students.” He praised the Trump administration's efforts to eradicate Day from the federal government.
Fox admitted that his own views on Day have changed since Hamas' October 7 attack. He said he is someone who hasn't seen the harm the DEI initiative can do until the last year and a half.
“It's very harmful to intellectual and free thinking,” Fox told Fox News Digital.
In addition to the end of the DEI initiative, Fox believes that mask bans should be in place, except for medical reasons. Fox says building acquisitions and destructive anti-Israel demonstrations will end anti-Israel demonstrations seen on campuses across the country for half of last year.
