; Whereas in the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, attacks by the terrorist group Hamas, there have been increased incidents of antisemitism on college campuses, including hate speech and intimidation as well as student-led demonstrations that have glorified violence, including Hamas terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians, creating an atmosphere of hostility and fear for Jewish students and faculty; Whereas there has been a growth of Holocaust distortion and denial which has grown in intensity over the past decade; Whereas antisemitic conspiracy theories fuel other forms of hatred, discrimination, and bias and threaten the foundations of our democracy; Whereas combating antisemitism is essential to the broader fight against all forms of hatred and to the defense of our democracy; Whereas, on May 25, 2023, in recognition of the importance to our democracy of combating rising antisemitism, the United States issued the first U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism; Whereas the National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism highlights more than 100 action steps that government agencies will take and calls for Congress, State and local governments, companies, technology platforms, educators, civil society, and faith leaders to combat antisemitism; and Whereas countering antisemitism requires bipartisan collaboration and a comprehensive, all-of-government response: Now, therefore, be it