Civic rights officials investigate four American medical schools in relation to anti -Semitism

The Civic Rights Office within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced an investigation into four medical schools due to alleged anti -Semitic incidents during their 2024 start ceremonies.

While HHS did not identify the schools undergoing these investigations, Wall Street Journal reported that Harvard, Columbia, Brown and Johns Hopkins medical schools They were the target. The investigations will come after the school year full of what critics described as anti -Semitic incidents after Hamas’ attack on October 7, 2023.

“After October 7, we saw that the hatred of Jews exploded not only at the college campuses and city streets, but in the medical profession. This caused great concern that anti-Jewish bias in medicine threatens the lives of Jewish patients and these concerns were not in Solved completely to this day, “said Gerard Filitti, a senior lawyer in Lawfare project, which provides pro bono legal services to protect civil rights Jewish community. “Investigations announced by HHS are the key first step towards solving these problems.”

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The Harvard starting ceremony of the beginning of 2024 was ridiculed for the decision of the school to take advantage of the media director Maria Ress as the president of the school for the beginning after a year, who included an attack on the Israeli student by Pro-Palestinian protesters, quoted alleged people alleged persons Anti -Semitic representations and singingincluding some who praised Hamas and numerous accusations of civil rights from Jewish students. In addition, Harvard accused his own students of closing his view of anti -Semitism.

Ressa, shortly after the Hamas on October 7th, wrote OP-ed, comparing Israel to Nazi Germany, and during her initial address, she complained that she was attacked for her advocate of Pro-Palestinians “Power and Money because they want power and money” that are people ” interpreted as a promotion of anti -Semitic stereotypes. Ressa has also been accused of praising Pro-Ham demonstrations that are happening on the campus during her address.

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The start ceremony was reportedly so bad that Rabbi Campus Hirschy Zarchi felt forced to face Ressa during the event and then entered the stage. According to media reports, Zarchi later described the ceremony as a “really nasty program.”

Harvard ecateter spokeswoman Pesheva said in a statement to Fox News Digital that the school “condemns anti -Semitism and remains dedicated to fighting all forms of discrimination and harassment.” Pesheva added that Harvard “would continue to progress our efforts to ensure that all members of the community consider them to belong” and said that the school is currently reviewing the Civic Rights Request for HHS that he will cooperate in resolving the agency’s issue in connection with the start of the starting ceremony 2024.

Columbia, Johns Hopkins and Brown similarly faced a series of complaints about alleged anti -Semitism on their campuses and the failure of the University to get rid of them. The environment in these schools was so hostile, allegedly, that some Jewish students who were admitted to these schools Ivy League decided to go somewhere else. Rabbi in Columbia went so far that he told Jewish students to leave the campus for their safety.

President Donald Trump He moved quickly to cause anti-Semitism in the United States, with news of investigations on the same day when the Trump Administration Ministry of Trump announced the formation of a working group with multiple agencies for the fight against anti-Semitism. The news of the probe also came after Trump signed the executive order a few days after he took over his duty in search of the fight against anti -Semitism, especially at the college campuses.

“HHS has quickly conducted the executive command of President Trump a tacit recognition of the failure of these universities to deal with anti -Semitism, despite several lawsuits and congress investigations,” Filitti said. “The Biden Administration, for all its rhetoric, failed to do almost so much as President Trump only has a week to deal with Jewish hatred, and we now have a president who is obviously willing to use the power of the executive authority to take specific actions to abolish anti -Semitism and protect Civic rights of Jewish Americans – and all Americans. “

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In addition to facing potential consequences because of the failure of the school to engage in anti -Semitism on their campuses, Trump also threatened deny millions of federal dollars In research scholarships if not in accordance with initiatives for new orders of abolition of diversity, capital and inclusions (Dei).

“Anti -Semitism has no place in American society, at least in medical schools,” said Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, president of a non -profit organization, does not harm, which seeks to use identity policy in medical education. “Medical schools, especially those pushing the Dei Plan, have become the foci of anti -Semitism, the Health and Human Services Department is rightly concerned about the sharp anti -Semitic protest.”

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On Monday, Department of Education He also launched a number of additional investments of Civil Rights to Columbia, northwest, University of California – Berkeley, University of Minnesota and Portland States.

Fox News Digital reached for Harvard, Columbia, Brown and Johns Hopkins to comment, but did not get a response to the post.