Tensions at Harvard are boiling over as a right-wing group from Washington DC drove trucks onto the prestigious campus with images of students they claimed to be behind a campaign by Palestine solidarity groups. 

Last Saturday, 34 Harvard student groups signed up to a letter holding the 'Israeli regime entirely responsible for all unfolding violence', after the shocking terrorist attack by Hamas.

Vehicles with the faces of those studying at the elite establishment who are accused of being linked to the letter were paraded around Harvard Square on Wednesday night along with the words 'anti-Semites'.

Posters of American and Israeli hostages snatched by Hamas were also plastered across campus, with 'kidnapped' emblazoned across the top.

Israel in Boston, the Consulate General of Israel to New England, appeared to support the move, saying: 'If you are walking today through the hallways and peaceful paths of Harvard, look for the faces of babies, elderly Holocaust survivors, teenagers, and men and women who were brutally taken hostage by the inhumane Hamas terrorists.'

Pro-Israel students put up the posters in the wake of the anti-Israel statement, which caused a huge backlash internationally.

Harvard's Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee took credit for pulling together the letter, and has since doubled down on its claims in a statement to the Harvard Crimson.

The PSC group issued a further statement in which it said it was 'proud to stand steadfast against Israeli apartheid.'