The incident involving an Israeli American student who alleges he was assaulted during a protest at Harvard University has sparked an ongoing debate over campus discipline and free speech. Two years after the alleged assault, Republicans have continued to draw attention to the case as part of their campaign to advocate for harsher penalties against student protesters. Elom Tettey-Tamaklo, the accused, faces ongoing scrutiny despite the lack of conclusive evidence. The case has become a focal point in discussions about campus safety, protest rights, and the balance between free expression and accountability on college campuses.