Biden-era antisemitism envoy ‘pleased’ Trump admin addressing antisemitism

Debora Lepstadt, who occupied a special envoy to monitor and combat anti -Semitism during most of the Biden administration, indicated that it is “happy” that the Trump administration is seeking to address anti -Semitism.

“I am happy that they are addressing it, because this is what I did during the past three years, which was really promising the Biden administration to treat it seriously. So I am very pleased that it is on their agenda,” she told the New Yorker. The port noticed that the conversation with Lipstadt was edited for length and clarity.

Emory University announced in December that Lipstadt will return to the higher educational institution later in the academic year.

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Fox News Digital tried to access Lipstadt on Wednesday by email and the number listed on Emory University website, but he did not receive a response to the request for comment by publishing time.

Lipstadt New Yorker told the Trump administration “calling universities to consider.”

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“I also think that there are many Jews, and some non-Jews as well, but many Jews who are disappointed with how universities have behaved since October 7, and they see strong-to use Easter terms-a strong hand used. Now, this hand has been used correctly, I do not increase translation, because I do not increase repetition, I agree with it, I think it is fate, I do not increase. far.”

She noted that many colleges have decreased in the treatment of anti -Semitism.

“Look, universities failed to address this matter seriously. He spent this seriously, they failed in the Jewish students on the campus. They have rejected their grievances. They created an unwanted atmosphere. We are now seeing the fruits of this failure. What bothering me a lot, the discussion now should not be to be anti -satire. According to the director.

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“The battle must be against anti -Semitism, not against institutions,” she told the New Yorker.