Combatting Antisemitism.

Antisemitism Is No Longer Trying to Hide

Antisemitism is spreading like wildfire across the US and the world, and it is up to us to confront it. What was once pushed to the margins increasingly appears in public discourse, on university campuses, across social media platforms, and even within political and cultural institutions. The threats facing Jewish communities have evolved, but the responsibility to confront them remains unchanged.

The American Jewish Congress works to challenge antisemitism wherever it appears. We engage policymakers, educators, media organizations, university leaders, and community partners to ensure that antisemitism is recognized, confronted, and never normalized. Through public advocacy, legislative initiatives, educational efforts, and coalition-building, we push for meaningful action rather than symbolic statements.

We believe that fighting antisemitism requires more than responding to individual incidents. It requires building long-term systems of accountability, strengthening public understanding, supporting Jewish communities, and ensuring that future generations inherit a world where hatred is confronted rather than tolerated.