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Rutgers President Denies The School Apologized For Condemning Anti-Semitism

Ashe Schow
Rutgers President Denies The School Apologized For Condemning Anti-Semitism
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Rutgers University has struggled the past few days in responding to the current conflict between Israel and Palestine. Now, the university president, Jonathan Holloway, is insisting the school didn’t apologize for condemning anti-Semitism.

Holloway issued a statement on Saturday titled “On Hatred and Bigotry,” stating that Rutgers “deplores hatred and bigotry in all forms. We have not, nor would we ever, apologize for standing against anti-Semitism.”

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