Three Jewish students have filed a lawsuit against the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) for allowing antisemitic activists to stop them and other Jewish students and faculty from entering the campus.
Becket Law, a non-profit legal group, is representing two law students and an undergrad student from the school in a lawsuit that asks a federal court to hold UCLA accountable for allowing an antisemitic encampment and discrimination against Jews on campus.
“If masked agitators had excluded any other marginalized group at UCLA, Governor Newsom rightly would have sent in the National Guard immediately,” said Mark Rienzi, president and CEO of Becket.
“But UCLA instead caved to the antisemitic activists and allowed its Jewish students to be segregated from the heart of their own campus. That is a profound and illegal failure of leadership,” he continued.
As CBN News reported recently, it unfolded as an unprecedented wave of organized, anti-Israel protests boiled on college campuses nationwide.
Protestors destroyed campus facilities, clashed with police, and could be heard chanting their antisemitic, genocidal cry – “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.”
Schools officials at Columbia University, Yale University, NYU, the University of Southern California, and the University of
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