American Jewish Communities Under Threat
Israeli Society at a Crossroads
A Tragic Realization
For generations, American Jews held onto a belief that set America apart from every other chapter in Jewish history: here, we are safe.
The one place, outside of Israel, where Jewish life could flourish without fear. For a long time, that was true.
Then came October 7th, 2023, and the world showed us who it was.
Within days of the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, campuses erupted. Social media algorithms flooded every screen with misinformation, and convinced teenagers online that violence against Jews was justified.
We’re living through a synchronized, worldwide surge in antisemitism.
Our Failed Attempt
Our Jewish Leaders have fought a long and hard battle with antisemitism.
In recent years, however, our leaders have been more divided over how to fight than united in actually fighting.
We feel defenseless against an enemy with no moral compass.
We feel defenseless against this pervasive hatred.
the fight against antisemitism… is a well-meaning but mostly wasted effort
We will continue to fail,
UNLESS WE BEGIN TO UNDERSTAND THE HATE WE’RE UP AGAINST.
Our Five-Point Strategy
A proactive and practical plan for improvement
Hatred Literacy
Our enemies have mastered the science of hate. It's time we did too.
Healing the Division Within
Our enemies exploit our disunity. We counter it through a proven methodology of inner repair — because a community that fights itself cannot fight anyone else.
Exposing the Big Lie
Antisemitism didn't disappear. It was rebranded as anti-Zionism. We'll show the world exactly how it happened.
Hatred Destroys the One who Hates
Science shows that hatred corrodes the minds of those who carry it. Understanding this changes how we respond.
Winning the Next Generation
60% of young American Jews sided with Hamas over Israel. They’re flooded with misinformation and brilliant propaganda. We need to give them an alternative — community.
The arguments I used to have with my son over Israel would go nowhere. We’d talk each other in circles and neither of us would walk away with a new perspective... Now, I see it’s not about that. It’s a feeling, and it needs to be confronted with more feeling.
It seems like antisemites have always existed. It’s just this true thing about the world. This is the first approach to combat antisemitism that seems like it’ll stand a chance at succeeding.