GW campus Gaza protesters call for faculty, board to be sent to the ‘guillotine’

In a video from the protest, a woman leads the activists in chants to chop the heads off the Board of Trustees, GWU President Ellen Grandberg, and Provost Christopher Bracey.

In the mock tribunal, the woman asks "How do the people find you?"

The crowd shouts, "Guilty!" then "Guillotine! Guillotine! Guillotine!"

"Bracey, Bracey, we see you! You assault students too. Off to the motherf*cking gallows with you," the woman chants, along with the gleeful activists.

Moving on to the Board of Trustees, she states "On the charges of having a vested interest in the genocide of Palestinian people as they profit off Zionist weapons and purchases that you refuse to divest the apartheid as they line their pockets. The people find you."

"Guilty!" The crowd screams with a mix of mob rage and joy.

"To the Guillotine!" the girl yells. "Board of Trustees, we charge you with genocide. I hope all that money is gonna save you when you're rotting in jail."

The crowd calls out President Grandberg, as well. "On the charges of using our tuition dollars to fund genocide, and selling out students to Zionist interest, the people find you?"

"Guilty!" The crowd yells.

"As you already know where I am sending her," she adds, referring to the guillotine. "Her and her f*ck *ss bob."

A primary complaint against J6 protesters from January 6, 2021, when protesters mobbed the Capitol Building to express their grievances with the 2020 presidential election process, was that a fake gallows had been erected. Pundits and Democrats all claimed the J6 protesters were attempting to hang then-VP Mike Pence.

Gaza camps, with matching tents, have taken up residence on college campuses across the country with activists demanding for the universities to divest from any organization with ties to Israel and advocating for the eradication of the Middle Eastern nation itself.

George Washington University, according to WTOP, was the site of a counter protest in the form of a pro-Israel rally on Thursday night. The stated goal was to combat "campus antisemitism" on the campus. The rally was attended by Florida Senator Rick Scott, and both sides remained peaceful as police kept a presence close by.