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Senators debate legislation to broaden the definition of antisemitism in schools

  • Senators from both political parties are discussing two bills in 2025 that focus on combating antisemitism on U.S. College campuses.
  • The legislation responds to a rise in antisemitic incidents at universities following the attacks on Israel carried out by Hamas in early October 2023, which sparked increased tensions on campus.
  • The reports uncovered widespread antisemitism affecting academic content, campus culture, faculty recruitment, and certain programs, with Jewish students experiencing exclusion, intimidation, and social alienation; additionally, there were findings of bias against Arab and Muslim individuals.
  • Senator Tim Scott stressed the necessity of empowering the Department of Education to thoroughly address and eliminate antisemitism, while Senator Bernie Sanders pointed out that condemning the Israeli government's actions should not be mistaken for antisemitism.
  • Amendments to the bills, including Sanders' clause protecting free speech and distinguishing legitimate criticism of Israel from antisemitism, aim to balance combating hate and safeguarding First Amendment rights amid bipartisan debate.
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Jewish Insider broke the news in on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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