The Embassy of the State of Eritrea vehemently rejects the false allegations made against Eritrea and its disciplined army by the Washington Post in its article, “Hundreds massacred in Ethiopia even as peace deal was being reached” (Feb 28, 2023), by
Bloomberg writers Tatiana Freitas and Megan Durisin reported yesterday that, "Soybean futures jumped to the highest in six months on expectations for greater demand from China and as dry conditions in parts of South America threaten supply."
Within days, Hatemiâs email to the student was published on Campus Reform, a conservative website that bills itself as the â#1 Source for College Newsâ and whose stated mission is to expose âliberal bias and abuse on the nationâs college campuses.â The article accused Hatemi of having âlashed outâ at the student and âresponded harshlyâ to his request. Quotes from Hatemiâs email also appeared in right-wing publications like The Federalist, The Blaze, and the Post Millennial, and they spread on social media, where they were manipulated and stripped of context. A deluge of hate mail followed, directed at Hatemi as well as at his universityâs administration. Some of it threatened violence, prompting campus police to intervene, though Hatemi declined to comment on the details. The university did not respond to a request for comment.