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- Antisemitic graffiti was found at San Jose State University on March 11 and 12, calling for the "eradication of Jews" and referencing Osama bin Laden.
- The incident followed an attack on two Jewish men and raised concerns about further violence.
- Philip Heller, president of the SJSU Jewish Faculty and Staff Association, said students avoided a counseling session due to safety concerns.
- University officials removed the graffiti and stated there is no credible threat.
