Stanford suspended a lecturer and launched an investigation after the lecturer allegedly singled out Jewish students in the classroom and called them “colonizers,” according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Hamas terrorists attacked Israel Saturday, killing over 1,200 Israelis, including many unarmed women and children. A Stanford lecturer allegedly criticized Jewish students following the attacks, calling them “colonizers” and downplaying the number of Jews who died during the Holocaust, according to the Chronicle. TRENDING: It's time for a Jewish History Month – or is it?

A lecturer at Stanford University has been suspended after reportedly singling out Jewish students in his class, downplaying the Holocaust, and defending Hamas after the terrorist attack on Israel. The lecturer’s identity has been kept anonymous by Stanford, but according to Campus Reform and The Daily Mail, students identified him as 46-year-old Ameer Hasan Loggins. Loggins was close to former NFL quarterback and social justice activist Colin Kaepernick and helped radicalize Kaepernick.