Rise in Anti-Semitic Attacks Sparks Investigations and Community Response

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has directed the Ohio State Highway Patrol to increase patrols in and around Ohio State University's campus following two reported incidents targeting the Jewish community. The incidents included vandalism at the OSU Hillel building and the assault of two students. DeWine stated that hate has no place on college campuses or anywhere in Ohio, and he is committed to protecting all Ohio students. The university has denounced antisemitism, hatred, and violence, and investigations are ongoing to identify the perpetrators. Increased law enforcement presence aims to ensure the safety of students and the public in the area.
- Columbus police investigate Ohio State Hillel center vandalism, assaults The Columbus Dispatch
- Two Ohio State students assaulted hours after Jewish student center vandalized NBC4 WCMH-TV
- UF student face vandalism charges for cutting Jewish fraternity sign on campus Gainesville Sun
- OSU Jewish community responds to hate crime on campus WSYX ABC 6
- Police seek those behind theft of lights supporting Israel from state building WIBW
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