This is CBS, I on the world. I'm John Bachelor. Malcolm online conference of

presidents major American Jewish organizations by my colleagues and co-host.

Anti-Semitism on campus dominated the spring breaks.

However, it is summertime now.

The students largely have left the campus what is to be

done anticipating more trouble ahead. Malcolm and I welcome Hiseena Bubacher

Mansour, a senior fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs.

Hissain, a very good day to you, thank you for joining.

This is an opportunity for the now or is it still being studied or are they still forming committees?

Good evening to you.

Good evening to you too.

Thank you for having me.

I think the school administrations are definitely in big trouble. They get a respite in the summer break and they take the time, they should be taking the time to regroup and find ways to address this problem ahead because it's anticipated that's actually

going to explode again with the beginning of the next academic year.

I think different schools have different ideas, how to deal with these problems.

There are a lot of committees that have been established.

But I don't expect a lot of them to be successful.

I think the problem is larger than a lot of what school administrations believe.

It's really a reckoning moment for what's been going on already for years.

This came as a sudden shock for a lot of people to see in 2023 and 2024 American campuses

exploding with protests of people who are celebrating the murder of Jews,

lifting and waving flags of terrorist organizations, cheering on Iranian terrorism,

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