Jew Attacker Elom Tettey-Tamaklo is a DIVINITY graduate student at Harvard

In his spare time, he assaults Jews on Harvard's campus. What sort of "divinity" is being taught at Harvard?

[To those who wonder why I take my valuable time to call out these evil people, it is because all that is required for Evil to triumph is for good people to stay silent. For decades, I have watched the insidious rot of Marxism and Jew Hatred metastasize on American university campuses, in the media and in broader society. It has now erupted in public. These evil scum are now confident they can attack Jews in public and call for Jewish genocide not even 78 years after the Allies documented the Nazi death camps. I refuse to be silent; anyone who does not want to work with me as a result of my declaring Jew Hatred abhorrent is someone I don’t want to work with, so that has a lovely symmetry to it. Brave, moral people need to speak up to keep Western Civilization free and for us to have a viable future.]

Last month, university students and others began to attack Jews in America. The nation recoiled in horror and surprise. I merely recoiled in anger, with no surprise. Here is a typical evil Jew Hater, Elom Tettey-Tamaklo.

Elom Tettey-Tamaklo '19 Receives Clementine Cope Fellowship (from Haverford University website) What are these universities teaching these evil Jew Hating scumbags?

I say “typical” because of his massive amount of credentialing. He graduated from Haverford University and is now studying Divinity at Harvard University.

Here is Elom the graduate student in Divinity and so-called “Christian,” filmed attacking a Jew on Harvard’s campus. Elom’s got 50 “brave” people with him, so he feels safe in participating in a mob assault on one unarmed man. What a great guy. Haverford University gave this degenerate a degree and gave him the Clementine Cope Fellowship to go, I dunno, increase his evil Jew Hatred at Harvard.

There is the “Christian” Elom shoving a lone, unarmed Jewish man on the Harvard campus. Real tough guy, Elom is - he and all his scumbag co-attackers. Real brave mob - why doesn’t Elom ask for a bunch of 50 Jewish men to gather in one place so he can then attack us all on his own? He likes assaulting Jews, right? Well, we’ll lay out a massive buffet he can attack at once in the name of efficiency of hate assault.

Oh, look! He’s got himself a website: Elom Tettey-Tamaklo Hamas Harvard University (elomtetteytamaklo.com)

More from the Haverford website¹ about this great guy:

The political science major is studying how faith and politics interact at Harvard Divinity School, with the support of Haverford’s fund for graduate study.

Despite graduating three years ago, the support that Elom Tettey-Tamaklo ‘19 is receiving from Haverford is only just beginning. The political science major with a concentration in Africana studies is this year’s recipient of the Clementine Cope Fellowship, a 123-year old fund established to help support graduate study for Haverford alumni. Only students who are preparing to enroll in the upcoming fall are eligible for the annual award.

Beginning this August, Tettey-Tamaklo will study at Harvard Divinity School, pursuing a Master of Theological Studies (MTS) in Religion, Ethics, and Politics.

“The aim of the REP programs is the exploration of how religious beliefs, practices, and codes shape ethical and political questions in everyday life,” he said.

In particular, he will be studying how the interpretation of religious texts have shaped policies around land ownership to justify and portray the occupation of Palestine.

Tettey-Tamaklo has had an interest in activist work, ever since his first religion class at Haverford. He was gripped by the theories of Martin Luther King Jr., Reinhold Niebhur, and other theologians who theorized about faith-informed justice in a world fraught with injustices as he sat in Associate Professor of Religion Molly Farneth’s “Religion and Social Ethics” class.

“Moved by their ideas about creating a beloved community—all rooted in a deep understanding of faith, I began to explore questions of faith and justice,” he said.

That same concept of community never left Tettey-Tamaklo, as he pioneered Firm Foundation, one of the largest Christian faith communities for Black students at Haverford, and visited Palestine in summer 2019 to work at the Ramallah Friends School. He later served with the Eyewitness Palestine Delegation in summer 2020, though he was unable to visit in-person due to the pandemic. He seeks to maintain that communal mindset into graduate school and beyond.

“Guided by the values of trust, concern, and respect for all God’s creation,” he said,” my praxis strives to honor the Imago Dei in all through understanding of text and the development of policy that protects, honors, and advances human dignity in the occupied Palestinian territories.”

Tettey-Tamaklo was informed of the fellowship opportunity by former classmate and friend Feven Gezahegn ’19, who received the scholarship in 2020. Inspired by the generosity of the Fords who had given him the opportunity, he chose to apply to fund his Harvard pursuits.

Recounting how it felt to learn of his fellowship, Tettey-Tamaklo said, “With labored breathing, I carefully opened the email, just searching for some indication of a congratulatory message. Immediately I saw Jason [Chan]’s words, ‘You have been selected as the recipient of the Clementine Cope Fellowship.’ I let out a scream of joy, much to the chagrin and worry of my roommates. I immediately shared the news with my family and friends!”

“What stood out in Elom's application was the cohesiveness of his candidacy, with a clear connection between his past experiences, his proposed graduate program, and his future plans,” said Jason Chan, fellowship and career advisor and assistant director of the Center for Career and Professional Advising (CCPA). “His academic and extracurricular experiences at Haverford, combined with his extensive portfolio of leadership and professional activities, provided the selection committee with a rich and compelling portrait of Elom as a scholar-activist within the realm of religion, politics, and global affairs.”

How great. Pay attention, normal, rational moral people of whatever nationality. These evil scum burrow their way into Western institutions like Harvard and Haverford, spout all kinds of high-flown language about being a “scholar-activist” who is “helping oppressed people” and being “Christian” but really just want to join mobs who attack unarmed people walking along a university campus because that one, lone, unarmed person is Jewish.

Real bunch of tough guys.

NEVER AGAIN is not a hashtag. This time it means not only that rational, moral people are going to do everything they can politically and socially to prevent a second Holocaust, but that this time, fans of Jewish genocide like Elom Tettey-Tomaklo are not going to be tolerated and coddled. We will do all we can to be sure that his life is ruined, that he is unemployable and that no one of even basic morality would think of associating with him.

I would just suggest to Elom and all the other “brave” people attacking that Jewish man in Harvard Yard, that if they tried that aggressive assault in Florida or Texas, the outcome would be very different for the attackers. A word of caution which also speaks to the very different approach Jews around the world are taking to this fresh resurgence of the World’s Favorite Baseless Hatred.

1. https://www.haverford.edu/college-communications/news/elom-tettey-tamaklo-19-receives-clementine-cope-fellowship