At American Jewish Committee, we are deeply focused on the Jewish leaders of tomorrow. I enjoyed meeting with our Goldman Fellows, college students working at AJC this summer, and hearing about their experience on campus and how they're making an impact in their communities.  The future of

Thanks to Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, Ranking Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee, for an important conversation on how we can bring the hostages home, get humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza, ensure Israeli security against Hamas and Iran, and create a stable and peaceful Middle East.

Had a great meeting with Senator Dave McCormick. We talked about fighting antisemitism at home and abroad and how America can play a leading role in countering Iran, supporting Israeli security, and creating peace through prosperity across the Middle East.

Looking forward to this event with American Progress later today. Tune in! 👇

The scourge of antisemitism in our classrooms and on our campuses since October 7th has threatened Jewish students' ability to learn in peace and for our academic institutions to function normally. I was grateful to talk with U.S. Department of Education about what they are doing to fight this

As antisemitism continues to threaten the Jewish community and the very fabric of our democracy, institutions from across the political spectrum must take this issue seriously.  I welcomed the opportunity to participate in American Progress’s panel "Confronting Antisemitism in America."

It’s not a far jump from saying “Israel has no right to exist” to screaming calls to violence like “globalize the intifada” at protests to deadly antisemitic attacks. Appreciated being on American Progress’s panel “Confronting Antisemitism in America.”

I hope this Shabbat will serve as a palace of refuge for your soul after a very challenging week. שבת שלום

No group in America should have to go behind fortress walls in order to pray, celebrate, mourn, or just be a part of their community. That is what the Jewish community does, and it’s not normal. It was a privilege to be on American Progress’s panel on antisemitism.

When podcasters with over 1.6 million subscribers on YouTube and over 370K followers on the streaming platform Rumble are spouting insane antisemitic comments, ranging from “the Holocaust was the only way [Hitler] could take out… a huge amount of Jews,” to “Jews are the reason

If we want liberal higher education in America to succeed, then we must recognize that the battle against campus antisemitism matters. Grateful to American Progress for allowing me to contribute to this important panel on antisemitism.

“The Jewish community only asks that, like every other community in America, our perception of what’s happening to us and what we face is not brushed aside. That our pain is acknowledged and that we are not told that we don't have a right to feel the way we do.” Thanks to

We are deeply saddened by the deaths, injuries, and structural damage at the Holy Family Church in Gaza and stand in solidarity with our Catholic brothers and sisters. We pray for the full recovery of the injured and the safety of all peoples affected by the devastation of war.

Some thoughts heading into the Shabbat before Tisha B'Av: Let's recognize the importance of standing united, together, for a stronger Jewish future. Together we are stronger. Together we thrive. שבת שלום

This is Evyatar David after more than 660 days in Hamas captivity. This is what Hamas does. #BringThemHomeNow 🎗

Nothing quite like spending time at Chautauqua (Chautauqua Institution), where thoughtful discussion on pressing issues and enriching outdoor activities go hand in hand. So grateful to speak at the Hall of Philosophy on why fighting antisemitism helps bolster our democracy.  Now, to the lake!

For 670 days, Evyatar David has been starved and brutalized by Hamas terrorists. But the world’s biggest media outlets look the other way, so American Jewish Committee took out a full-page ad in the The New York Times. The world must bear witness to the plight of the hostages and demand:

New FBI hate crimes reporting found that despite Jews only being 2% of the U.S. population, we were the target of roughly 70% of religiously motivated hate crimes and 11% of all hate crimes reported. Jews are being targeted not just out of hate, but because some wrongly believe

Antisemitism is coming from every angle. We must fight it vigorously. Thanks Gray Media for covering my panel appearance at American Progress and reminding the world about what happened to Sarah and Yaron.