Dynamic if conditions in JavaScript

Is there anyways to pass the condition for if statement dynamically along with its operator without using eval() or new function() that affects it's performance.

<script>

var Students =  [{
            "name": "Raj",
             "Age":"15",
            "RollNumber": "123",
            "Marks": "99",
              
        }, {
            "name": "Aman",
             "Age":"14",
            "RollNumber": "223",
            "Marks": "69",
           },
           {
            "name": "Vivek",
             "Age":"13",
            "RollNumber": "253",
            "Marks": "89",
           }
        ];



*Number of condition are dynamic. can even contain 3 or 4 condition at a time*

var condition = [{"attribute":"el.Age","operator":">=","value":14},
                 {"attribute":"el.Marks","operator":"<=","value":70}];

var newArray =Students.filter(function (el)
{
  if( condition[0].attribute condition[0].operator condition[0].value && condition[1].attribute condition[1].operator condition[1].value ){
  
return true;
  
});

console.log(newArray);
</script>