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Mass. Special Commission approves final antisemitism report with 118 findings and 61 recommendations
Summary
The Massachusetts Special Commission on Combating Antisemitism voted to approve its final report — containing 118 findings and 61 recommendations — and to transmit it to the legislative clerks on Nov. 30, with only limited technical edits allowed afterward.
Representative Simon Cataldo, chair of the Massachusetts Special Commission on Combating Antisemitism, called the commission’s sixteenth meeting to order and led a final roll-call vote approving a master report the panel described as the first legislatively created effort of its kind in the United States.
The adopted master report, the commission said, contains 118 findings and 61 recommendations covering five subject-matter areas, including K–12 schools, higher education, law enforcement, public safety, and statewide reporting. Cataldo noted the commission had held 16 hearings, heard approximately 215 speakers and collected roughly 50 hours…
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