Israeli billionaire resigns from Harvard board, criticizing leadership
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Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer and his wife Batia are resigning from Harvard's executive board in protest of the university's response to Hamas' terror attacks on Israel. The couple criticized Harvard's leadership for not showing clear support for Israel and failing to recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization. Their decision to step down from the board of the Kennedy School of Government adds to the controversy surrounding Harvard following the release of an anti-Israel statement by student groups.
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