Harvard's Handling of Antisemitism Under Scrutiny: Congress Launches Investigation

Rep. Elise Stefanik criticizes Harvard University President Claudine Gay for apologizing over her remarks on antisemitism during a congressional hearing. Gay apologized for her words, stating that calls for violence against the Jewish community have no place at Harvard. Stefanik dismisses the apology, highlighting that she had repeatedly asked Gay about whether calling for the genocide of Jews violates Harvard's code of conduct. Rabbi David Wolpe subsequently resigned from Harvard's antisemitism board, citing the inadequate testimony and events on campus.