Overview

• Seventy-three percent of 209 Jewish-identifying faculty said they observed antisemitic activities or statements by faculty, administrators, or staff.
• Forty-four percent reported an on-campus Faculty for Justice in Palestine chapter, with most of those citing anti-Israel programming, protests, and divestment endorsements.
• Half of respondents said anti-Zionist faculty have created de facto boycotts of Israel, including departments avoiding co-sponsorships and undermining partnerships with Israeli institutions.
• Thirty-eight percent said they felt a need to conceal their Jewish and/or Zionist identity, with some describing doxxing, harassment, and professional isolation.
• Majorities called institutional responses unhelpful, and ADL’s Jonathan Greenblatt and AEN’s Miriam Elman pressed administrators for meaningful action.