Pennsylvania Lawmakers Hold Hearing on Antisemitism in Public Schools
Lawmakers in Pennsylvania convened a hearing on antisemitism in public schools, citing findings regarding curriculum changes in Philadelphia.

Lawmakers in Pennsylvania held a public hearing addressing antisemitism in the state's public education system, The Jerusalem Post and news agency JNS reported.
During the hearing, findings from an investigation by media watchdog CAMERA regarding the School District of Philadelphia were presented. According to the reports, the inquiry alleged that the social studies curriculum was modified to emphasize themes of capitalism and racism, portraying Jews as "oppressors."
The North American Values Institute told JNS that continued pressure through legislative action, legal steps, and strategic communications could help turn the tide. Further details regarding the hearing's outcomes have not yet been released.
Sources: Jerusalem Post — front page, JNS
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