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Columbia University Faces Backlash Over ‘October 7th Blush Sauce’ Menu Label

  • On Wednesday, a Columbia University dining hall sign labeled a pasta item "October 7th Blush Sauce," coinciding with the third anniversary of the Hamas-led attack on Israel.
  • The incident occurred on a campus facing intense federal scrutiny, protests, and disciplinary cases since the Oct 7, 2023, attack, in which Hamas-led militants killed about 1,200 people and took about 250 hostages.
  • Simone Saidmehr, a Haaretz correspondent, posted a photograph of the sign on Wednesday, and the post drew more than 1,500 likes within hours.
  • While one social media user suggested the label was a copy-and-paste error, Columbia Dining had not issued a public statement as of Wednesday evening.
  • Jewish students and outside groups have repeatedly accused Columbia of failing to protect them from antisemitic harassment, even as the university maintains its commitment to combating antisemitism.
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VINnews broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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