tell me of the jewish american security act Thought for 4s The Jewish American Security Act is a comprehensive, bipartisan bill introduced on May 19, 2026, by Senators Jacky Rosen (D-NV) and James Lankford (R-OK). They co-chair the Senate Bipartisan Task Force for Combating Antisemitism. lankford.senate.gov PurposeIt aims to address the surge in antisemitism through coordinated federal action on physical security, campus protections, and online accountability. It responds to high incident levels (e.g., ADL's 2025 audit: 6,274 incidents, 203 assaults, and three murders). adl.org Key ProvisionsSecurity Funding for Communities:Authorizes up to $1 billion annually for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP), which funds security enhancements (cameras, barriers, training, etc.) at synagogues, Jewish schools, community centers, and other at-risk nonprofits. adl.org Authorizes Department of Justice grants to state/local law enforcement for protective patrols and training around religious institutions. Campus and Student Protections (Title VI):Requires the Department of Education to create a dedicated Antisemitism Coordinator. Mandates annual trainings for schools, public awareness campaigns on student rights, and "Dear Colleague" letters on Title VI obligations. Establishes an online Clearinghouse for best practices. Strengthens enforcement against discrimination in education. lankford.senate.gov Online Accountability:Requires large social media platforms (50+ million monthly U.S. users) to submit biannual transparency reports to the FTC on their handling of antisemitic content. Calls for an annual Congressional report on links between online hate and real-world violence, with policy recommendations. adl.org The bill deliberately avoids mandating the IHRA definition of antisemitism (a point that stalled prior legislation like the Antisemitism Awareness Act) to maximize bipartisan support. facebook.com SupportIt has broad backing from nearly all major Jewish organizations across denominations and the political spectrum, including:ADL AJC Jewish Federations of North America Orthodox Union Conference of Presidents Secure Community Network Hadassah Reform and Conservative groups, among others. lankford.senate.gov Similar legislation is expected in the House. As of its introduction date (today), it is in the early stages—referred to committees—with its path forward depending on Congressional priorities. jewishinsider.com This bill builds on earlier efforts (security grants, campus protections) but packages them into a more ambitious, multi-front response. Proponents see it as a practical, security-focused measure; critics may raise concerns about implementation costs, government overreach, or impacts on free speech/online moderation.