Report: 73% Of Jewish College Students Experienced Anti-Semitism Since Start Of Semester, Worsened After October 7

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According to poll results that were released on Wednesday, the majority of Jewish college students have not felt safe on campus since the start of the October 7th terrorist attack initiated by Hamas, and a large percentage also claimed that they have experienced heightened anti-Semitism since the start of their school semester.
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