Campus Antisemitism
“An employer’s obstruction of efforts to identify witnesses and victims undermines the ability to investigate harassment,” the chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission stated.
The investigative report found that the state chapter “awarded $20,000 in loans and scholarships to 20 students in October 2024” and solicited more than $64,000 in donations.
Harvard University has “been a tough nut to crack,” the U.S. assistant attorney general told JNS.
At the 2025 Tribute Brunch sponsored by the Philadelphia and Delaware chapters of Americans for Ben-Gurion University (A4BGU), the theme was decidedly on revving up that engine.
Kenneth L. Marcus, of the Brandeis Center, told JNS that it is “notable” that the Education Department has not said that it is winding down its office that probes alleged Jew-hatred.
The private school in Washington, D.C., has been accused of “pervasive and severe” Jew-hatred since Oct. 7.
Gerard Filitti, of the Lawfare Project, told JNS that the decision “does nothing to safeguard the students.”
“Justice has been served for our clients’ family,” the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law said.
Jewish community leaders decry the vote as dangerously uninformed, warning it reflects rising anti-Israel bias among future British elites.
Sara Coodin, of the AJC, told JNS that such claims “hew closely to the classic antisemitic canards of Jewish power, malicious influence and control.”
“My hope for Heritage is that it will be unbending and unflinching in its fidelity to its founding vision,” including the “principles of the Judeo-Christian tradition,” Robert P. George said.
Samar Maqusi was filmed telling students to “draw their own narrative” on the claims Jews killed a priest in Damascus for his blood.
