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Columbia’s Hillel director: What do we do about antisemitism on campus?
A Jewish student’s experience on campus should not be defined by antisemitism, but rather by the support they receive when such incidents occur.
Jewish Atlanta showed how communities confront institutional failure on Israel - opinion
Over half of American Jews altered behavior due to antisemitism in 2025 - poll
UAE hosts American Jewish Committee on sidelines of World Governments Summit
How Black Lives Matter may fuel the demise of the JCPA
The civil rights protests that erupted after a police officer murdered George Floyd, an African-American, in Minneapolis in May 2020 exposed some divisions in the Jewish community.
When it comes to anti-Israel attacks on Jews, it’s time to name the enemy - opinion
Claiming that the Jew-bashing “shares much with other hate crimes perpetrated in our society,” masks this far-left anti-Zionist hooliganism with a phrase that usually points to hate on the right.
In wake of coronavirus, Jews must learn to adapt and change - opinion
Just as the mice in 'Who moved my cheese,' managed to find their way through the maze even under challenging circumstances, so too we have gained an awareness that can guide us through life.
US mayors team up with AJC to combat antisemitism
110 US mayors from more than 30 states signed on to a new program to combat antisemitism in the US.
Jewish organizations remember victims of Monsey stabbing
As a response to the attack, New York State passed a law called the Josef Neumann Hate Crimes Domestic Terrorism Act, aimed at combating hate crimes.
How can rising online antisemitism be stopped? - opinion
“Freedom of speech must never be confused with freedom to incite violence and hatred.”
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AJC presents recommendations to task force on fighting antisemitism online
Chief among these recommendations was to deal with the social media companies, as they have become “breeding grounds for violence and extremism.”
Jewish orgs. react to presumptive win of Dem. nominee Joe Biden
"This has been an election year without precedent because it took place in the shadow of record levels of antisemitism and rising hate."
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