UCLA solved the case of discrimination on ‘Jewish Exclusion Zone’ M6 M.

California University, Los Angeles (the UCLA) has allowed Jewish students and faculty members to pay $ million million million million million to eliminate the lawsuit against Israel, which is allowed to be banned from the campus, known as the “Jewish Zone”.

Last year, the case was filed by the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty. Anti -cultureWith “separating Jewish students and preventing them from entering the center of the campus”.

In a statement to Fox News Digital, UCLA Vice -Chancellor of Strategic Communications Mary Osako said that the university has taken concrete action to enhance the safety of campuses by creating a new office of campus and community safety, creating a new office of campus and community safety.

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On May 6, 2024, more protests and arrested at the UCLA. Police arrested several people gathered at a campus parking garage. (Brian van der brug/Los Angeles Times by Gatey images)

Osako said, “The UCLA does not have a place of opposition and we remain stable on our commitment to eradicate this from our society,” Osako said. “We honestly reflect on our progress and are working to remove the opposition from our community as a whole.

“These efforts are complementary through our constant work to remove our initiative and definitely with our initiative to face anti -conflict,” she continued. “This work and today’s settlement, based on your past efforts and going towards fulfilling your promise to be an exemplary university shows an important next step.”

University Agreed to enter the consent decision and to give the prosecutors more than $ 6.13 million. Federal judges still need final approval.

On August 224, a federal judge ordered the school to allow the anti -Israeli protesters to be banned from some parts of the school campus. School officials confessed that students were physically blocked from entering parts of the campus.

The UCLA student on the video is blocked from going into a class that looks like a group of anti -Israeli protesters. The school has agreed to pay more than dollars million million dollars to eliminate complaints of discrimination brought by Jewish students and professors. (Credit: Eli Tisiv/Facebook)

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The protesters gather outside the anti -Israeli camp at the UCLA campus in Los Angeles in Los Angeles. (Through Giti images via the Keith Birmingham/Medianoos Group/Pasadna Star-Nues)

“In the year 2004, in the US, in the state of California, in the city of Los Angeles, Jewish students were excluded from some parts of the UCLA campus because they refused to condemn their trust,” A Federal court Found at that time.

“This fact is so unimaginable and so disgusting for our constitutional guarantee of religious freedom that it repeats, the Jews were excluded from some parts of the UCLA campus because they refused to condemn their trust.”

Yitzok Frankel, the then UCLA law students and the father of four, who said that he faced anti -Kippa’s wearing, forced the campus to leave regular routes from the campus.

“When antisemates were terrorizing the Jews and excluding them from the campus, the UCLA helped protect the thugs and keep the Jews away,” Frankel said in a statement to Fox News Digital by the Becket Fund. “It was shameful, and it was bad that my own school defended these actions for more than a year. But today’s court results give justice to our campus and the Jews will be safe and will be treated again.”

Beckett’s president Mark Renzie and lawyers involved in the lawsuit said that campus administrators across the country said that their knees were kneeling due to the spread of camps in college premises.

Graphity at the Powell Library in the UCLA campus, where anti -Israeli protesters set up a camp on April 29, 2024 in Los Angeles. (Gateie image)

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He said, “Now they are realizing: it is wrong, illegal and very expensive to behave like a second -class citizens,” he said. “The UCLA should be appreciated for the adoption of the decision against that abuse and the abuse of the Jews and the violation of civil rights law. Students from all over the country are more safe for it.”

The report contributed by Brya Harley of Fox News Digital.