Federal Report Finds Campus Antisemitism Enforcement Gaps

A unanimous federal civil-rights report calls campus antisemitism a serious concern while finding that universities and agencies lack consistent complaint standards, reliable data and sufficient enforcement capacity. The policy fight is shifting from whether the problem exists to which remedies are lawful and effective.

Also tracking: Texas Democrats’ response to an antisemitic streamer’s university appearance, an anti-Israel shift inside New York magazine and a Michigan Jewish coalition pressing Abdul El-Sayed on Jewish safety and Israel’s right to exist.

In the wire: senators challenge Meta over antisemitic bot networks, Montgomery County clergy demand school action, and the State Department postpones its Oct. 7 memorial without explaining why.