A Republican congressman is irate as anti-Semitism hits one of his district offices after striking his D.C. office weeks earlier.

Harvard's board has rejected calls for president Claudine Gay to be fired amid accusations of plagiarism and tolerating anti-Semitic conduct.

Did one of the top officials at one of the top schools in America plagiarize on her 1997 Ph.D. dissertation?

A 75-year-old Jewish man refused to let an assault on the street keep him from doing his duty at his local synagogue.

A pro-Palestinian student tried to turn a menorah placed near Yale University into a symbol of hatred for Israel.

Liz Magill's resignation comes just days after a disastrous congressional hearing on anti-Semitism at American universities.

"After this press conference, we’re going to be lighting Hanukkah candles — because we need light in darkness."

"I'll take that censure and I'll wear it next week, next month, next year like a badge of honor," Jeffries said during a speech.

And yet, amid death, even during the despair of the Holocaust, the light of Hanukkah cannot be extinguished by evil.

Schumer is finally willing to call out anti-Semitism on the left -- but not any singular anti-Semite in particular.