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Why a Rabbi Resigned From Harvard’s Antisemitism Committee
Harvard University's highest governing body announced that Claudine Gay will remain as president. This follows an uproar about the university's handling of antisemitism on campus, and controversial testimony on the matter in front of Congress. Rabbi David Wolpe was on Harvard’s Antisemitism Advisory Group, but resigned over what he calls the university's failure to take its advice.
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