Yael Foundation head speaks at Jerusalem Post Conference in New York.
This year, Jewish students have seen their photos replaced and celebrations of Hamas's October 7 in their yearbooks.
A yearbook entry quoting a student expressing happiness over a Hamas attack prompted Glenbrook High School to apologize and launch an investigation.
The massive turnout was due to a Jewish kid being pushed and shoved and being told that his attackers would "do to him what Hamas did to Israel."
Psychologists at the University of Cologne in Germany have studied how students’ individual needs, conceptions, and reasons relate to cheating behavior in online exams.
Sixty-five percent of the incidents involved bullying and vandalism by students, and the remaining incidents involved anti-Israel class materials, statements or discrimination.
A Jewish mother of five in Woodstock told the New York Post that the protesters chained themselves together and threatened to put her children on a "Zionist watchlist"
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