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- Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is pulling out of two Harvard University fellowship programs.
- Hogan said this was in response to "dangerous anti-Semitism" that had "taken root" on its campus.
- Tensions have escalated after some student groups said they held Israel "entirely responsible" for Hamas' attacks.
Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan is the latest prominent figures to cut ties with Harvard, saying he's withdrawing from the university's fellowship programs over what he claims is "dangerous anti-Semitism" on campus.