New York colleges could have their funding frozen if they do not begin training faculty and students to report antisemitism under new legislation proposed by state Republicans as campuses have become a hotbed of anti-Israel activity. Colleges would have to develop practices for reporting antisemitic incidents and make sure all educators and students are trained on those procedures. If they don’t, their state funding would be frozen. Nassau County Republican Assemblyman Ed Ra (R-Franklin Square) introduced the legislation in the wake of a surge of antisemitism at New York’s college campuses in recent weeks. “New Yorkers deserve a state free...
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