so just to step back, hillel is the student center for jewish kids. god bless hillel. they do great work. theyan barely organize, you know, a potluck dinner, let alone be part of the israeli war machine, for goodness sakes. - i wanna talk about college campuses. a significant number of anti-semitic incidents, arly 20% that you guys have reported, have occurred on college campuses. where did this anti-semitism on college campuses originate? - well, that's a good question. i think there is just a sort of ideological bent among many people in the faculty and in academia more generally. and the tenure track doesn't subject them to the same kind of market pressures that we face in the private sector. you get your job, you get in, you publish some good research, and then you're in for life. and that, i think, renders them somewhat, you know, invulnerable to the typical pressures that we face, because you can't lose your job. - pressures to not be anti-semitic? - well, the pressures to see things in a fact-based way and to be responsive to what's happening in the world. and t

>> claudine gay has come to harvard hillel twice, for dinner both times.nk this is sufficient outreach. i think there needs to be more. she spoke at hillel the second time to commit to combatting antisemitism. she's a public facing figure and should make more of an effort to engage with jewish students, especially during this moment of vulnerability. my friends are fighting in gaza. my brother is living in israel right now. you know, this is a really tough moment for us, and she has come to hillel twice, but she could be doing a lot more. and beyond just kind of being visible to students, she needs to be more, you know, take more action, really seriously signaled that the university will not tolerate antisemitism. she just hasn't. i think that was on display during her testimony before congress. >> this hearing really prompted a conversation about, you know, free speech and hate speech on campus. where do you see the line between free speech, acceptable protest, and threatening speech? because there seems to be a lot of confusion for many people. >> right.

targeting the beit hillel base was the second time it happened. this time it was completely accurate and a single person was targeted in hezbollah's attack . this was shocking for the zionist military and the media of this regime published ashraf kamel of hezbollah's information on the north of the occupied territories. the media of the zionist regime also said that hizbollah is the decision-maker and operator the northern front, but yesterday, these heavy casualties caused another wave of criticism against the zionist army. at first, they again denied that hezbollah had targeted the carrier, but the publication of the pictures of the hit of the carrier in beit hillel military barracks was also a shock. it caused them a great deal and caused them to admit that yesterday and last night, the zionist soldiers were completely crazy in targeting south lebanon with more than 100 artillery shells of the zionist regime in less than 10 minutes this morning at one o'clock in the morning local time. ramiya, itashab, ramish, sahlkhian and also, the media of t

between adl.org and all the amazing resources of hillel. there's a lot of stuff students can use. ms. sewell: we must stop hatred in this country. mr. greenblatt: hear, hear. >> the chair would like to remind the chair members and witnesses to keep their remarks within the five-minute time period so that all members have time to ask questions. the chair now recognizes mr. fitzpatrick for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: thank for you being here today. i represent the philadelphia region, bucks county, southeastern pennsylvania and was personally horrified in our own example in our back yard to see violent extremist activities, specifically at the university of pennsylvania. a student proclaimed that the attacks on israel made her feel happy and for someone to feel happy to see children kidnapped and murdered in cold blood is not like anyone can madgen in a free society. dr. schanzer, thank for you being here, sir. you've been observing an uptick in violence linked to hamas propaganda for some time now. beyond this example can you provide for the committee on the record because we wa

>> the short answer is no. >> we met third-year student eden yadegar at hillel. the head of students supporting israel at columbia. she told us students on all sides of the issue feel unease on campus. >> it's tense. it's hostile. there have been days where i've had to walk through not one but two protests on campus in order to get to my classes. >> another student, david, asked that we not use his last name for safety concerns. >> i was leaving the library late at night, and i had a star of david visibly out, just like this, and somebody came up to me and yelled, "free palestine! free palestine!" >> yelled it at you? >> yes, at me. and i don't know if i can say this on tv, but he goes, "[ bleep ] the jews, [ bleep ] the jews," a few times. >> our university is directly complicit in this violence, with its rhetoric and its investments. >> maryam alwan is one of the leaders for students for justice in palestine, or sjp. she told us she has faced repercussions for speaking out publicly. >> you said you've been avoiding campus? >> yeah. i don't know if i'm going to

local time at 14:00 iran time an armored personnel carrier the zionist regime targeted the beite hillela, 4 kilometers from the border between lebanon and occupied palestine, in the north of the occupied territories . the announcement of 11 dead and wounded in this hezbollah operation was an extraordinary and heavy statistic for the zionist military , which their media also admitted to this statistic , although they said that only 11 soldiers were injured, and the wounded were taken to the zif hospital in the city. those who were in a worse condition, the wounded, were transported in this hezbollah operation, they were in a critical condition and were transported by helicopter to the hospital in haifa, 45 kilometers from the border between lebanon and occupied palestine, in the north of the occupied territories, the second largest city in the occupied territories. this operation was widely reflected in the media of the region as well as in the media of the zionist regime. the high number of dead and wounded in this operation, which hezbollah targeted this armored personnel carrier with

precise operation by targeting the armored personnel carrier of the zionist military in the beit hillelracks, about four kilometers from the lebanese border. 11 zionist soldiers were killed and wounded in this operation. roysat alam, radar, zabadin, rahab, and ramya military bases were other targets of hezbollah's offensive operations. also, hezbollah in a statement targeting the gathering of zionist soldiers in the east of haani military base. informed. i am from the people of miser jabal. hezbollah only in one operation 11 military he targeted the zionist. this shows the intelligence and operational power of hezbollah and the sincerity of the resistance in taking revenge for the bloodshed of the city. the fighters of the zionist regime have also attacked the areas of wadi seluqi, wadi khansa, itashab and ghoza, and the artillery and armed tanks of this regime are also facing death. they targeted kaba, jabin, tir harffa, kafr shoba, khian with banned phosphorous bombs. we were all at home when they targeted our proximity. the zionists know that if the lebanese martyrs are martyred, hez

another operation by hezbollah was to target the important strategic base of beit hillel, four kilometersf the occupied territories and east of the military and zionist settlement of kiryat shmoune, which hezbollah announced as directly and precisely targeted this military base and also targeted three military and zionist settlements in response to the attacks of the zionist regime aggressors on residential areas in southern lebanon, hezbollah targeted the settlements of aviim, of course, it also targeted the settlement of avim two days ago it was a common town as well. town he targeted the military and the zionist settlement of al-manara . the amount of destruction in al-manarah is so high that it is said that the destruction of that town is approaching 100% of residential houses in al-manarah. the zionist regime's fighters attacked 3 areas in the south of lebanon yesterday. ita branches of mise jabal miskara are the areas where the fighters of the zionist regime go there. the zionist regime's artillery and armed drones attacked seven areas in southern lebanon, including itron , this mor

jews, and then she testified yesterday for the second day in a row while the students were in the hillel that another student outside pounded on the windows to get their attention and made the obscene gesture and urinated on the building in plain sight, and why is this student not expelled? when i looked at the liz mcgill video, it looked like a hostage speaking under duress. i understand why the governor of pennsylvania and so many of the trustees don't have confidence in her. i don't have confidence anymore that penn is capable under this leadership of getting it right. >> that is why i wanted to ask you, you have the emergency meeting of the board of trustees happening at penn, and does the adl have a position on the calls for resignation? >> well, before tuesday, we didn't. but when i watched these presidents flail and feebly with legalish answer the questions, we have lost confidence with them. and let me be honest, that i have spoken to president mcgill, and i have spoken to president gay, and we are ready to help the institutions to get it right, but it is not clear to me that the

joined the international hillel campus climate initiative which helps universities build awareness of and actions against anti-semitism. we have launched an m.i.t. wide effort called standing together against hate that will emphasize education and community building especially in a residence hall. in addition to fighting anti-temp -- antisemitism, it will address islamophobia also on the rise and also underreported. m.i.t. will take on

she's come to harvard hillel twice since october 7th happened and it feels like there's been a real absenceleadership. we have had the dean of the college come relatively frequently and, you know, and the provost allllen barber has also come several times. president guy has been more absent. i understand her schedule is more busy as fortunate president but in this difficult time her presence would mean a lot to the jewish community. >> it seems like right now this is top of mind for so many at harvard that this is such a priority and should be. thank you, jacob, for coming in. fred? >>> all right. still ahead, ukrainian president zelenskyy is set to visit washington tomorrow to meet with president biden as critical aid remains stalled in congress. >>> president biden will host ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy at the white house tomorrow. the time something critical, zelenskyy will try to persuade congressional lawmakers to back billions of dollars in more aid for ukraine before they leave town for the holidays. the emergency aid package is stalled in congress right now as republicans

this conversation in the next hour of "chris jansing reports" with avi balsam a leading member of hillelt campus. >>> sweeping storms burying parts of the sierras and now barrelling towards the plains. our meteorologist is standing by, in fact, i can see him right there. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. and ipad and apple watch se - all on us. only on verizon. have fun, sis! ♪♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. my mental health was much better. but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. #1-prescribed ingrezza is the only td treatment for adults that's always one pill, once daily. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on most mental health meds. ingrezza can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients

joined the international hillel campus climate initiative which helps universities build awareness of and actions against anti-semitism. we have launched an m.i.t. wide effort called standing together against hate that will emphasize education and community building especially in a residence hall. in addition to fighting anti-temp -- antisemitism, it will address islamophobia also on the rise and also underreported. m.i.t. will take on both, not lumped together but with equal energy and in parallel. importantly, as is clearly visible on campus, we have increased the police presence. safety is our primary concern. nonetheless, i know some israeli and jewish students feel unsafe on campus. as they bear the horror of the hamas attack in the history of anti-semitism, the students have been pained by recent demonstrations. i strongly believe that there is a difference between what we can say to each other and what we have a right to say and what we should say as members of one community. as president of m.i.t., in addition to my duties to keep the campus safe and maintain the functioning o

this is coming from a report from hillel which i would like to enter into the record, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. sct: i reserve. -- mr. scott: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: i yield one and a half minutes to the gentleman from new york, a member of the committee on education and the work force, mr. williams. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one and a half minutes. mr. williams: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, madam chairwoman. i thank representative stefanik, my colleague from new york, for introducing this much-needed resolution. it is vital that we speak today with moral clarity. just days ago, in a hearing in the house education and work force committee, we heard shocking testimony from the presidents of what were once our most esteemed educational institutio