Josh Willcox News Today

Harvard Universitys student newspaper has slammed President Claudine Gay, saying she fanned the flamed of controversy with her contentious statements on antisemitism. 

Harvard pro-Palestinian groups held a die-in on Wednesday, just over a week after the deadly terrorist attack by Hamas that killed more than 1,300 people in Israel. 

One of the Harvard students embroiled in the anti-Israel furor is now saying "terrorism is never justified" as he attempts to distance himself from the controversy.

A Cornell University history professor called the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel "exhilarating" at rally.

Summarize this content to 100 words: The son of British perfume magnate Jo Malone has tried to distance himself from a much-maligned letter to Harvard University, written by a student group he led, that blamed Israel for Hamas terror attacks.Josh Willcox, 22, is named as one of three students leading the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee (PSC), according to Harvard's list of student groups.The PSC issued a letter on October 7, co-signed by 33 other Harvard student organizations, ...

Perfume magnate and her son have insisted they reject the letter’s message

Activists, student groups, politicians and professors have grown playoff beards and are donning the kit of the murderous terror group Hamas.

Harvards Arab Alumni Association has sent out a letter asking for donations to help students at the university who defended Hamas attack on October 7, and blamed Israel for the terror attacks.

Perfume tycoon Jo Malone and her son responded to reports that he was an organizer for Harvard's Palestine Solidarity Committee -- one of the student groups behind the letter blaming Israel for Hamas’ attacks.

Josh Willcox, 22, is listed as one of three students who run the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee, according to Harvards directory of student groups.