ewish students on college campuses are being subjected to bullying acts intended to intimidate and harass them because of their actual or imagined support for Israel. Thankfully, there are legal tools available which can and must be used to assert and defend the civil rights of Jewish students and faculty.

Where is the demand that the taxpayer funds be returned and an investigation launched into how a Pennsylvania agency was deceived?

So-called “experts” are including all of the antisemitic material the Secretary of Education wants removed. The only way to stop them is through the courts.

It is unacceptable that while non-Jewish students get protection from microaggressions, Jewish students don’t merit protection from macroaggressions, especially when those aggressions have nothing to do with academic freedom.

We’ve asked the Superior Court in Alameda County to compel Hayward Unified School District to answer the Public Record requests we sent months ago—requests they’ve completely ignored. 

Our lawsuit seeks to expose the use in Los Angeles public schools of the same hateful teaching materials previously rejected by Governor Newsom.