USA: President of University of Pennsylvania resigns due to anti-Jewish uproar, know what is the controversy

The President of the University of Pennsylvania, one of America’s top universities, has resigned due to protest. This is Liz Magill’s second year as president of the University of Pennsylvania. A statement from the university said that Liz Magill will remain a faculty member of the University’s Carey Law School and will hold the responsibilities of the post of president until the next president is appointed.

Appeared in front of US Parliament
Liz Magill appeared before the US Congress over rising anti-Semitism on college campuses. During this time, he was repeatedly asked whether calling for the massacre of Jews on campus was a violation of the school’s conduct policies or not? Despite repeated questions, Liz Magill did not give any satisfactory answer. It has now been reported that Liz Magill has had to resign from her post due to criticism from the university’s donors.

Anti-Jewish incidents increasing on college campuses
Let us tell you that anti-Jewish incidents have increased due to the Israel-Hamas war. Such incidents are increasing especially in educational institutions. Liz Magill appeared before a US Congressional committee on Tuesday. During this, the presidents of Howard University and MIT also appeared before the committee. American universities are being accused of not being able to stop anti-Semitic incidents on their campuses and this is increasing the feeling of insecurity among Jewish students.

Liz Magill has worked in top positions in many other universities.
Liz Magill (57 years old) has been a law clerk of the US Supreme Court and is the daughter of a former federal judge. Previously, Liz Magill served as dean of Stanford University Law School and a top administrator at the University of Virginia.