Jewish Human Rights Watch has expressed “disappointment” with Cambridge University’s response to its complaint about anti-Israel activities on campus.
Cambridge University Palestine Society set up a replica military checkpoint in front of one of the university’s buildings last week as part of Israeli Apartheid Week activities – an international campaign of anti-Israel activism.
In response JHRW tweeted last week that it had sent a letter to the vice-chancellor of Cambridge University saying it was considering "appropriate legal remedies" over the presence of the "checkpoint" on the campus.
A JHRW director Robert Festenstein said it had been informed by the university told it would respond to the complaint within 14 days.
