![Hillel Israel director discusses the ramifications of a poll showing just a third of Jews feeling comfortable sharing their views on campus.](https://images.jfeed.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=jpeg,fit=contain,width=900/2023/12/19/72a1a3c0-9e67-11ee-8c05-7fe1aa7dfba1__h638_w1150.png)
The Knesset Subcommittee on Foreign Affairs and Public Diplomacy discussed the problem of antisemitism in the United States, especially on campuses today (Tuesday).
The discussion included a poll conducted by the Hillel organization showing a little over a third of Jews on campus hide their Judaism and only a third feel comfortable expressing their opinions on campus.
A report submitted to the committee by the Mosaic organization found a 700% increase in antisemitic incidents against Jewish students, with the assumption that 80% of such acts go entirely unreported, meaning the actual number is much higher.
Subcomittee Chairman MK Zeev Elkin called on the government and civil society bodies to form a "significant plan with serious budgets" to change the atmosphere on American campuses and said that his committee would discuss this further down the line.