A Jewish teacher in the Bronx recounts being terrified as 400 anti-Israel protesters stormed through her school, causing chaos and fear among students and staff.

In a congressional hearing, leaders of K-12 school systems in New York City, Berkeley, and Maryland were questioned about their responses to antisemitism in schools.

The House Republicans are expanding their antisemitism hearings to include public schools, with a focus on New York City's school system led by Chancellor David Banks.

David Banks, the chancellor of New York City Public Schools, has outlined a plan to combat antisemitism and Islamophobia in response to an increase in discrimination and hate crimes against Jewish and Muslim students.