Commentary
Where Is the Safe Space for Jews?
Columbia University administrators appear to have given up any hope of reasserting control of their property after days of shocking anti-Semitic protests. One rabbi's counsel to Jewish students to return home was "the reason why classes went virtual at Columbia today," Rabbi Yaakov Menken, managing director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, said Monday on "Washington Watch." By Tuesday, Columbia University announced it was switching to hybrid classes for the remainder of the semester.