Harvard’s Board this week voted to retain Claudine Gay as university president, despite widespread condemnation for her failure to denounce anti-Semitism before a Congressional hearing.
The decision has caused outrage among Jewish students, leaders, alumni, and donors.
NTD’s Andrew Thomas spoke with prominent Rabbi Abraham Cooper from the Simon Wiesenthal Center to learn what equivocation means for the Jewish community—and for higher education in the United States.
