In an exclusive interview with Newsweek, AEPI CEO spoke of changes they are making to houses after a rise in antisemitic attacks.
A Jewish fraternity is increasing security measures for chapters across the U.S., such as changing the locks at homes amid an 'astronomical' rise in antisemitism on college campuses.On Wednesday, Rob Derdiger, the CEO of AEPI national organization, spoke to Newsweek exclusively about the ongoing efforts the fraternity is taking to combat a rise in antisemitism amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas militants.
On October 7, Hamas militants launched a surprise attack on Israel and fighting between the two has continued since. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu previously announced that his country is 'at war' and the Israel Defense Forces has continued to carry out airstrikes across different areas in the Gaza Strip.Amid the ongoing war, many protests and rallies supporting different sides have spread across the U.S.
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