Harvard alumnus Alina Voss has responded to the Justice Department's recent action against her alma mater, which accused the university of violating the civil rights of Jewish students. The article highlights the surge in antisemitic incidents following the October 2023 attack by Hamas, noting that the organization StopAntisemitism has actively exposed and held accountable individuals responsible for Jew-hatred, leading to significant consequences for those involved.

The piece describes how antisemitism has intensified on college campuses and spread into new areas of public discourse, with universities often failing to protect Jewish students. StopAntisemitism's approach centers on public exposure and accountability, arguing that unchecked antisemitism corrodes institutions and threatens democracy.

The article calls for a collective civic response, urging media outlets, universities, employers, and citizens to reject excuses for antisemitism and to take decisive action. It warns that the normalization of Jew-hatred endangers the moral foundation of society and emphasizes the need to confront and eradicate this form of hatred before it further undermines American values.