The Justice Department has said that the University of California, Los Angeles, failed to protect Jewish student.

The University of California Los Angeles settled for $6 million after Jewish students accused the school of allowing a "Jew Exclusion Zone" on campus.

The University of California at Los Angeles agreed to pay more than $6 million to settle discrimination complaints brought by Jewish students and faculty members who assailed the school for allowing a “Jew Exclusion Zone” on campus during pro-Palestinian protests last year.

The University of California, Los Angeles announced Tuesday that it has reached a settlement in a discrimination lawsuit brought by Jewish students and a faculty member, agreeing to pay more than $6 million.

The Department of Justice on Tuesday reported its investigation into the University of California, Los Angeles, and determined the school violated Jewish students’ civil rights by failing to adequately respond to complaints of harassment and abuse they suffered on campus.

UCLA will pay nearly $6. 5 million to the Jewish defendants and $320,000 to the UCLA Initiative to Combat Antisemitism.