Anti-Defamation League

Today may be Oct 7, 2024. But for the families of those murdered and kidnapped, it’s still Oct 7, 2023. They've spent every minute of the past year fighting to #BringThemAllHome. They shouldn’t have to wait another moment. We’re here to tell them: they’re not alone.

One year after the horrific Oct 7 attack by Hamas against Israel, we invite you to join ADL and the Israel Policy Forum on Wed, Oct. 30th at 1pm ET for a special program examining the impact of the attack on Israel and the US Jewish community. The panel will analyze the complex societal, security, and political challenges shaping and testing Israeli and American Jewish life, and look ahead at what conditions are needed to ensure both communities can retain security and stability to thrive in a volatile world where antisemitism, extremism, and political uncertainty have grown rampant. Register here:  https://lnkd.in/eyicRjUC

As antisemitism surges across the US, student safety on college campuses is critical. What we have seen on many campuses are not peaceful protests, but rather conduct that is harassing, intimidating, and interfering with the operation of the university - depriving students of educational opportunities. We asked Jewish college students to share their stories with us. Universities need a clear and actionable route forward in order to better support their students in the future, so they can feel safer on campus. We hope to empower students, parents and alumni to come together to call for change and amplify their voices. #NotOnMyCampus #StudentVoicesAgainstAntisemitism

As ADL's George Selim said at the 2024 #EradicateHate Global Summit, the current wave of antisemitism is unlike any we've seen in recent history, but we've made significant strides in combatting hate. We can never lose sight of the persistent threat that antisemitism poses.

Our #WordsToAction program aims to empower young Jewish leaders in addressing antisemitism and anti-Israel bias. ADL's Dalia Grinfeld explains why this program, which is currently available in 24 countries, is so critical in today's post-10/7 world. https://lnkd.in/eGrSbNrg

Join hundreds of congregations across North America fighting antisemitism and hate in their communities. ADL's Kulanu: Synagogues in Action Against Antisemitism is a free program that provides opportunities to learn, innovate, advocate and connect to combat antisemitism together. Apply today: www.adl.org/apply-kulanu

Since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel, U.S. campuses have become hotbeds for extreme anti-Israel protests, with Jewish students and Jewish student organizations being increasingly targeted for their real or perceived support of Israel. ADL is tracking six alarming trends on campus, which underscore the need for urgent action to ensure campus is safe for all community members, including Jewish students, staff and faculty. Join ADL and take action now to make a difference in the campus climate. #NotOnMyCampus Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eDNNyTsF

Last night, we launched a new book by ADL Deputy National Director Ken Jacobson: “October 7 and Shifts in Perspectives: Essays on Israel and the Surge in Global Antisemitism.” The collection of 36 op-eds covers U.S.-Israel relations, antisemitism in the U.S. and around the world, Iran, and Hamas and its history of terrorism - offering incredible insight into the post-10/7 reality. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/e-z-JwBP

"October 7th changed my perception of human evil." For ADL's Carole Nuriel, Hamas' 10/7 attack on Israel - exactly one year ago - led her "to understand how members of a society indoctrinated to hate others can resort to inhumane barbarism." Read more: https://lnkd.in/e9D83hAS

366 days. 52 weeks. 12 months. ONE YEAR. That's how long it’s been since Hamas terrorists invaded Israel to slaughter, rape, mutilate and kidnap men, women, children and the elderly, including Holocaust survivors and people of all different religions and nationalities. #NeverForget #BringThemHome