Regarding the protests on U.S. colleges and universities nationwide, there are two things Pro-Palestinian activists can do

I agree with your points that glorifying Hamas for its brutal Oct 7 attack largely on civilians, and its history of indiscriminate missile attacks on civilian communities, serves no purpose other than provide fodder for the pro-Israel defenders. But characterizing it as antisemitism is just as misleading and dysfunctional, imho. It's not racial, as they are both semitic people. And while religious differences may be at the root, they are both Abrahamic religions tracing their religions back to the same founders. The real issues are the brutal Israeli blockading of the Gaza strip for years (allegedly to stop armament shipments but also keeping out food and supplies for the civilian economy that only breeds support for Hamas) in addition to Israel's resistance to ever reaching agreement on a true one-state democracy as the UN declaration intended or the two-state solution with a Palestinian state in the occupied territories that Israel keeps building Jewish settlements in. Those are secular, national issues. To cloak it under antisemitism is as misleading as the Nazi's cloaking the Holocaust under some idea of racial evolution and superiority, imho, and only serves to keep the conflicts going ad nauseum. From both sides. They both need to be taken out behind the woodshed like two squabbling brats rather than having yet more firepower given to each by the nations that created the mess in the first place.