We extend our deepest condolences to Karen Diamond’s loved ones and the Boulder community. May her memory be a blessing, and may we honor her by continuing the fight against antisemitism and hate in all its forms.

The Senate just passed a bill that dramatically slashes food, housing, and healthcare support, while funding mass detention and draconian anti-immigrant policies. Democracy is strongest when we protect the vulnerable and uphold human rights. This bill does the opposite.

Truly morally bankrupt in every sense.

Shylock is among the most quintessential antisemitic stereotypes. This is not an accident. It follows years in which Trump has normalized antisemitic tropes and conspiracy theories — and it’s deeply dangerous.

I can’t stop thinking about these girls and the absolute horror of this situation for this camp, their families, and all of TX. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/c…

I’m *shocked* that the guy who explicitly promotes antisemitic, white supremacist conspiracy theories has turned this into a full-out antisemitic hate site. (If you’re a public Jew on this site, your mentions tend to make that clear too.)

Twitter is already a breeding ground for antisemitic hate—and now Elon Musk's AI chatbot is parroting the same vile rhetoric. When the world’s richest man enables and amplifies antisemitism, it fuels real-world hate and violence. cnbc.com/2025/07/08/elo…

The thing about antisemitism is that most of the time, it doesn’t actually look like a Nazi hacking Elmo’s twitter account.

The extreme voices (on both ends of the spectrum) pitting Jews against teachers’ unions only make it easier for this admin to gut public education and our broader institutions & democracy. Division is their core tactic — to undermine the very coalitions we need to fight back.

Now Mamdani is getting attacked from the far left because he expressed empathy for the Jewish community’s fear, much like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez did after she hosted a webinar on antisemitism. If progressive leaders acknowledging antisemitism is somehow beyond the pale for you, ask yourself why.

Tonight, NEA voted not to adopt NBI 39 (the ADL boycott). As we wrote earlier this week (⬇️), it’s possible to disagree with ADL without cutting off all engagement - which would undercut our shared goals of countering antisemitism and broader hate & bias. nea.org/about-nea/lead…

With antisemitism rising & public education under attack, we welcome NEA’s vote to both reject a divisive resolution & reaffirm its commitment to academic freedom, association rights, and - most importantly - the safety of Jewish & all students & educators nea.org/about-nea/lead…

A new detention site in the Florida Everglades is holding immigrants in sweltering, unsanitary, inhumane conditions. The Jewish community knows the dangers of dehumanization. This isn’t safety—it’s a moral failure.

Join Neera Tanden🌻 on Thursday, July 24, for a discussion on antisemitism in the U.S with distinguished leaders from the Jewish community, including Ted Deutch, Deborah E. Lipstadt, Ben Olinsky, and Amy Spitalnick. americanprogress.org/events/confron…

You can be deeply committed to the security of the Israeli people and Israel’s future *and* call out the humanitarian horrors in Gaza. In fact, both are necessary. My colleague Rabbi Doug Kahn does it here: jweekly.com/2025/07/21/as-…

This administration continues to exploit real concerns about antisemitism to undermine our core democratic norms & institutions. This is not about keeping Jews safe — if it were, they wouldn’t have gutted OCR & other key protections. This is about advancing an extreme agenda.

Jewish values compel us to act when lives are in jeopardy. That is what’s happening in Gaza—a humanitarian catastrophe. It doesn’t matter who’s to blame for the conflict. It doesn’t take away from the horrors of 10/7 & the hostages. These people need aid. haaretz.com/middle-east-ne…