The 41-year-old daughter of the Jewish philanthropist Edgar Bronfman Sr. is estimated to have spent at least $116 million to help a scandalous self-help group.
Bronfman and Access Industries had submitted a bid to buy the magazine publishing firm for $18 a share, more than 30 percent above the company stock's value.
An official at Toronto’s York University said the artwork in the student center is a “depiction of the resistance to the occupation of Palestinian land” and “is not anti-Semitic.”