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We Look at the Map and They Ask What That Small Country Is. 'It's Israel, Where You Were Born,' I Tell Them – and Where I Hope to Return After My Studies in the United States. Everyone Here Has Gone in the Other Direction

Four Massachusetts universities are failing when it comes to fighting antisemitism on campus, according to a new report from the Anti-Defamation League.

Harvard University, MIT, Princeton, UNC Chapel Hill, the University of Virginia, and eight other schools received failing grades for their policies on antisemitism prevention in the assessment compiled by the Anti-Defamation League.

"We're reasonably confident that the folks that entered the residence hall and were involved were teenagers not affiliated with the campus."

Complaint Urges Department of Education to Force Ohio State to Undertake Measures to Guarantee the Safety of Jewish and Israeli Students and to Provide Mandatory Antisemitism Training to Faculty, Students and Staff

Exactly one hundred days after the October 7 massacre, Pakistani imam Muhammad Ansar Butt approached the podium in the hall of the Brussels Regional Parliament and chanted verses from the Qurans 33rd chapter that celebrate the massacre and enslavement

The Ohio State University has been sued by three Jewish organizations who believed that the university has not done enough to combat antisemitism since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack.

The Anti-Defamation League saw a 360% increase in antisemitic attacks against Jews since Hamas attacked southern Israel on October 7.

Samuel Woodward charged with the killing of Blaze Bernstein in an alleged homophobic and antisemitic hate crime was in court Tuesday as his trial begins six years after he was arrested.

To celebrate Al-Quds Day last Friday, protesters in Michigan chanted “Death to America” and “Death to Israel.”