The White House wants to do more to make Jewish students, and communities, feel safer
convened Wednesday to discuss how the administration can improve campus safety for Jewish students and provide new resources to local law enforcement to protect Jewish individuals and communities, according to administration officials.
Officials discussed Biden's speech on May 7 at a Holocaust memorial at the U.S. Capitol but it wasn't the main topic of conversation, officials said.Cabinet members and top officials made new commitments in three broad areas: Campus safety, combatting online antisemitism and providing more policy protection for Jewish communities, according to administration officials.
To counter online antisemitism, administration officials will work with technology companies to enforce their own terms of service.
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