As reported by the Los Angeles Times, the UCLA Task Force to Combat Antisemitism and Anti-Israeli Bias released a report this week finding antisemitism has gotten worse since Oct. 7, 2023, including reports from more than 100 Jews or Israeli Americans at UCLA who say they were attacked or threatened in the last year for their identity.

Nearly six months after vigilantes attacked a pro-Palestinian encampment at UCLA, antiwar protests — and concerns over anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim sentiment on campus — continue. Two separate faculty task forces trying to address the issues have come to different conclusions.

Dueling lawsuits against UCLA each describe a rise in antisemitic and anti-Palestinian bias since protests erupted on campus last year over the Israel-Hamas war.

Four people arrested during this year's pro-Palestinian protest at UCLA filed a lawsuit against the university for allegedly violating their First Amendment rights.

The four plaintiffs allege their rights to free speech and expression were violated when pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested at an encampment on campus last spring.