The article argues that institutions like Columbia University, Barnard, and The New School are failing to adequately address antisemitism on their campuses. Citing a study by the Anti-Defamation League, the author highlights that a significant percentage of affected colleges received poor grades in combating Jew-hatred and calls for defunding these institutions. Mentioning recent disruptive protests at Barnard and The New School, the piece emphasizes a broader trend of tolerance for anti-Jewish sentiment, raising questions about accountability and government funding for such schools.
"Schools that refuse to crack down on goons who harass Jews, disrupt classes, occupy buildings and attack employees have no right to taxpayer money."
"Yet, as a new Anti-Defamation League study shows, far too many government-funded colleges continue to tolerate antisemitism - despite all the investigations, commissions and reports focusing on the scourge."
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