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 harassment, intimidation, and violence. The resolution details specific incidents at Tulane University, Loyola University, and LSU, where Jewish symbols have been defaced, students have been physically assaulted, and protestors have created hostile environments that restrict access to campus facilities for Jewish individuals.

In addition to condemning these acts of violence and intimidation, the resolution expresses support for the safety and rights of Jewish students and communities in Louisiana. It calls for the protection of their ability to attend classes, access campus resources, and worship without fear. The resolution also emphasizes the need for university administrators to uphold a commitment to the safety of all students and to ensure that antisemitism is addressed distinctly, rather than equated with other forms of discrimination. A copy of the resolution will be sent to various Jewish organizations and institutions to reinforce this message of support and condemnation.