A pro-Israel group on the campus of New York University says no "tangible efforts have been made" to quell the overall rise in anti-Semitism at the school by a pro-Palestinian group.

The College Fix reported NYU Senior Adela Cojab filed a complaint with the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights last month, accusing the university of failing to take action against SJP and its members for their "anti-Semitic vandalism, verbal attacks, and outright violence."

The complaint followed the university's decision to give a president's service award to its chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine. (SJP) Among the critics of the administration's decision to give the award to the group was UCLA Professor Judea Pearl, the father of Daniel Pearl, the reporter for The Wall Street Journal who was kidnapped and beheaded by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002.

"In the past five years, SJP has resorted to intimidation tactics that have made me, my colleagues and my students unwelcome and unsafe on our own campus," Pearl wrote.

According to the news website The Algemeiner, the SJP chapter is known for "blacklisting" other campus clubs who disagree with its anti-Israel views.

Realize Israel, the campus Jewish group that Cojab led last year, told The Fix it agrees with "all aspects" of the complaint.

"Other than statements released by the university and by President Andrew Hamilton, no tangible efforts have been made" by NYU since Cojab filed her complaint April 22, the group said.

Cojab's complaint was posted online by the Jewish Journal.