The Jewish editor-in-chief of the Yale Free Press on Friday recounted a frightening attack on her by anti-Israel protesters at the school, saying demonstrators “viewed me as the enemy.”

Sahar Tartak, a student at Yale, said she and “another very visibly Jewish friend” were quickly separated in the crowd of protesters who were “taunting me and confronting me, waving their flashlight in may face, creating a human blockade.”

“These methods of holding arms … is common to antisemitic protests on campus these days,” she said. “And eventually one of them waved their flag in my face and then jabbed me with it in the eye, and I had to go to the hospital.

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