Honestly? Probably. If it involves criminal stalking and harassment as part of a conspiracy to commit some tortious interference against students and their schools then maybe there'd be a case for it. The example he cited seems to show some Anti-Israeli activists were doing so. If it were merely doxing phonebooking then I wouldn't care, but that doesn't seem to have been the case. I'd hate to deal with a university's HR equivalent because some network of assholes coordinated filing complaints on me. I don't believe any student nationality should have put up with this, Israeli or Palestinian or Ukrainian or Russian or whatever. So long as the law isn't broken and so long as these students do not interfere with other students' opportunities to learn then I do not care what they have to say about one another.
