The University of California, Los Angeles, will pay more than $6 million to settle discrimination complaints brought by Jewish faculty and students against the school in 2024 — which included letting antisemitic protesters build a “Jew Exclusion Zone” to block them from campus.

As part of the settlement, the system will contribute $2.33 million to eight organizations that combat antisemitism and support the UCLA Jewish community, including Hillel at UCLA, the Anti-Defamation League, Chabad of UCLA, and the Jewish Federation Los Angeles’s Campus Impact Network, the release stated.