Ex-CNN anchor Campbell Brown posted a sobering message on social media Sunday. The former TV host said she is taking her sons to Israel, where they will “be safer and feel more welcomed” than they currently are in New York City, where pro-Palestinian protests rage.
“I’m on my way to Israel, where my two sons will be safer and feel more welcomed than they would be today on the Upper West Side,” Brown wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
The former Facebook vice president of media partnerships at Meta also shared the hashtag #AmYisraelChai. Am Yisrael Chai means “the people of Israel live” and is often used during moments of hardship facing the Jewish people.
This is undoubtedly one of those moments.
Brown’s message came as hundreds of arrests have been made on New York City college campuses amid unrest and anti-Israel protests in the wake of the war in Gaza.
On Monday night alone, more than 150 people were arrested on the campus of New York University, according to the New York Police Department. This follows another recent mass arrest at Columbia University, where more than 100 people were detained, ABC News reported.
Underscoring the seriousness of the situation on
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