Dorsey shared posts criticizing the actions of law enforcement during the eviction of protesters from a building at Columbia University. He expressed concern about the use of force by the NYPD and highlighted the militarization of local police forces.

Some of Dorsey's social media activity has drawn strong criticism, with some users accusing him of being anti-Semitic and supporting terrorist organizations like Hamas. However, others have defended his right to express his opinions on social and political issues.

The situation has led to heated debates online, with some questioning Dorsey's role as the former CEO of Twitter during a sensitive time like an election cycle. There are also discussions about potential connections between Dorsey's support for protesters and any financial backing from him or others.

Overall, Dorsey's public stance on the protests has stirred significant controversy and debate among social media users.

An X User Laura Loomer said, “ Go to hell Jew hater! Dorsey: Biggest Piece of shit on this planet is now simping for HAMAS. I told you he loved Islamic terrorists when I handcuffed myself to the front door of Twitter and asked why a Jew was banned when he let Islamic terrorists have accounts.”

yes https://t.co/Wax8dIqA3g

— jack (@jack) May 1, 2024