The House Resolution condemns antisemitic violence occurring on college campuses in Louisiana, particularly in the wake of the October 7, 2023, terrorist attacks by Hamas on Israel. It highlights the subsequent rise in antisemitic protests that have targeted Jewish students, faculty, and staff, leading to incidents of harassment, intimidation, and violence. The resolution details specific events at Tulane University, Loyola University, and LSU, where Jewish individuals have faced threats, property destruction, and exclusion from campus facilities due to hostile protest activities. It also criticizes the response of university administrators and faculty, who have allegedly failed to protect Jewish students and have allowed antisemitic rhetoric to proliferate.

In response to these alarming developments, the resolution expresses strong support for Louisiana's Jewish communities and affirms their right to feel safe and secure on campus. It condemns all forms of violence, intimidation, and antisemitism, while also supporting the peaceful assembly of all students. The resolution calls for the protection of Jewish students' rights to access educational facilities and worship without fear. Additionally, it mandates that copies of the resolution be sent to various Jewish organizations and institutions to raise awareness and foster support for affected communities.