Palantir to Hire Students Facing Antisemitism on College Campuses

Tech giant sets aside 180 positions in response to rising antisemitism at elite educational institutions.

Palantir Technologies, co-founded by Peter Thiel, has announced an initiative to hire students who are facing antisemitism on college campuses.
The company is setting aside 180 positions for these students, who are said to be 'terrified' and have been advised to hide their Judaism.
The move comes in response to what Palantir describes as 'egregious levels of antisemitism in our society, especially at our most elite educational institutions'.
CEO Alex Karp has criticized universities and other institutions for failing to respond to antisemitism and defend Israel.
The announcement follows a recent incident where the presidents of Harvard University, UPenn, and MIT were accused of dodging questions about antisemitism on their campuses.