Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld—whom pro-Hamas activists assaulted last year—wrote to the Department of Justice to note Washington D.C.'s permissive attitude toward anti-Semitic harassment and violence in light of Wednesday's terror attack.

The Rutgers Law School Center on Security, Race and Rights is already under congressional investigation.

Police were called in after several hours, resulting in roughly 80 arrests.

'The Palestine Chronicle' employed a former Hamas spokesman who held Israeli hostages in his home for months after October 7.

The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, which publishes the journal, canceled the issue over federal and state funding concerns. In response, the journal's entire editorial board resigned.

The lawsuit argues there is little connection between the Trump administration's stated goal—compelling universities to crack down on campus anti-Semitism—and the means it is using to achieve that end.

'The Treasury Department is proud to use every tool available to us to target Iran-backed terrorists,' spokesman says.

Upcoming spring concert funded by hundreds of thousands in mandatory student fees is to feature singer Kehlani, who has endorsed 'intifada' and said bluntly, 'It's f— Israel, it's f— Zionism.'

The Ivy League university has inconsistently enforced the reforms intended to curb campus antisemitism.

Source familiar with the probe says admin is 'laser focused on Harvard' and will not hesitate to terminate funding.

'I had no idea my love for you penetrates me this deep,' one HRW source said of slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

'Reports of individuals with ties to terrorist groups or their affiliates engaging with students on college campuses are cause for the highest alarm,' wrote committee chairman Bill Cassidy.

Despite announcing reforms to combat antisemitism, university's president and provost privately assured faculty that no substantive changes were underway.

The protesters marched unimpeded without being asked to identify themselves as Columbia president downplays mask ban to angry faculty members.

The effort would target prominent Qatari nationals who have financed groups like Students for Justice in Palestine.

The mask ban, along with other policy changes beefing up disciplinary actions over illegal protests, also comes as a crucial blow to Columbia’s antisemitic groups.

British national who celebrated Oct. 7 and called on classmates to take their 'cue from the armed resistance in Palestine' sues Trump administration over order to expel pro-Hamas visa holders.

Janitor at Hamilton Hall said Columbia did not investigate the ordeal because the swastikas were considered 'free speech' and were 'written in chalk and could be erased.'

‘Iran's retaliation is decisive and definite, and the one who will be the loser would be America,’ Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei said.

The cancellations came amid a pressure campaign from the school's Students for Justice in Palestine chapter.

Following the announcement, Columbia suspended four students who were arrested after storming a Barnard building.

Abdallah Aljamal allegedly informed hostages that Hamas would 'ensure that the United States, as well as Jews and Israelis, are hated everywhere.'

Columbia’s 'apparent failure' to protect Jewish students 'raises very serious questions about the institution’s fitness to continue doing business with the United States government,' said Secretary of Education Linda McMahon.

Eighty-two percent of U.S. adults also believe that Hamas should be removed from power.

'The fact is that October 7 changed the world … we saw the potential of a future for Palestine liberated from Zionism,' Samidoun's Charlotte Kates told Columbia students.

After a woman confronted her at a book signing, Karen Attiah said she had no regrets about supporting October 7.

Federal civil rights investigation found evidence that GW faculty retaliated against Jewish students who lodged a complaint against an anti-Israel prof.

An investigation released last year by the watchdog group Palestinian Media Watch documented at least 55 attacks that were carried out by PASF members since 2020.

Current and former US officials who worked with the aid group say they watched for years as it funneled millions of dollars to anti-Israel advocacy groups and entities linked to terrorism.

An antisemitism watchdog group said it has identified a list of pro-Hamas student visa holders who could be subject to deportation and is assisting the Trump administration with its efforts.

'This appointment was no oversight—it represents a deliberate choice that aligns with the university's ideology,' explained Business School Professor Avi Friedman.

'The U.S. should stop using the politically charged term West Bank to refer to the biblical heartland of Israel,' said Senator Tom Cotton.

'They made it their goal to make life unbearable for everybody else until they get what they want, which is essentially the end of the Jewish state.'

Move comes a day after pro-Hamas students stormed an Israeli history class and targeted Jewish students with anti-Semitic flyers.

The order signed by the US president fully restores tough American sanctions on the Yemen-based terror group that the Biden administration lifted in 2021.

The agreement will see Hopkins, which did not admit wrongdoing, implement underwhelming reforms like general anti-discrimination training.

Eight percent of students also believe that Oct. 7 was justified resistance.

Biden-Harris administration reportedly reviewed intel detailing Iraq's central role in a billion-dollar Iranian oil smuggling scheme but largely ignored it, giving Iran a 'free pass' to evade US sanctions.

To settle the civil rights complaints, the university system agreed to develop voluntary campus 'climate surveys' and take other underwhelming measures.

'Biden tried to prevent us from winning this war in every way he could,' says Israeli historian Gadi Taub. 'Now that we’re winning in defiance of him, he’s pretending that he was with us all along.'