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After Gaza protests, Columbia agreed to a $21m antisemitism fund. Whose claims will count?
Columbia University agreed to a $21m antisemitism fund following Gaza protests, intended to compensate Jewish employees for a hostile work environment. Jewish faculty members, including those supporting Palestinian rights, have filed claims alleging harassment as Jews, though some claims may not align with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's intended scope.
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