Report claims colleges neglected Jewish students during pro-Palestinian protests

A new report from the House Committee on Education and the Workforce claims that colleges have neglected the needs of Jewish students during pro-Palestinian protests over the past year. The investigation found that antisemitism increased on campuses, with universities prioritizing the demands of protestors over student safety. The report highlights specific instances, such as Northwestern University agreeing to hire an "anti-Zionist" rabbi and removing Sabra hummus from cafeterias. It also criticizes Harvard and Columbia for failing to address antisemitic behavior and for not condemning Hamas in their statements. The findings have led to calls for stronger enforcement of laws protecting students. Three university presidents have resigned amid criticism of their handling of antisemitism on campus.