Judge Orders Anti-Israel Harvard Students to Anger-Management Class, Community Service

They “failed to show an ounce of remorse,” says Jewish student they were charged with assaulting

Elom Tettey-Tamaklo, a Harvard Divinity student from Ghana, is one of two Harvard students who faced facing misdemeanor criminal charges of assault and battery of a Jewish student on the Harvard Business School campus. He pleaded not guilty. Photo: Ira Stoll, The Editors

Ibrahim Bharmal, center, is one of two Harvard students who faced criminal misdemeanor charges for what prosecutors said was assault and battery and a violation of the civil rights of an Israeli student on the Harvard Business School campus. He pleaded not guilty. Photo: Ira Stoll, The Editors

Two Harvard student anti-Israel activists charged with misdemeanor assault and battery for their treatment of a Jewish student at a protest will have to take an in-person anger-management class and spend 80 hours picking up trash or doing other community service through Suffolk County, Judge Stephen McClenon ruled today.