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Together, We Stand Up to Jewish Hate


ANTISEMITISM IS NOT THEORETICAL. IT IS NOT DISTANT. IT IS HERE. IT IS NOW.

Antisemitism has been on the rise for years. Yet the recent conflict that erupted in Israel, following Hamas’ terrorist attacks on October 7, unleashed a new and alarming level of hate. This surge in hatred has not only impacted college campuses but also has led to a rise in online attacks and harassment against Jewish communities, creating an unsettling climate of fear.

To address this urgent issue, it is crucial that we strengthen our efforts to combat hate.

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The Data is Shocking

Since October 7, there’s been nearly a 400% increase in the number of antisemitic incidents reported.

Jews make up only 2.4% of the U.S. population, but are victims of 55% of all hate crimes.

Last year, “HILTER WAS RIGHT” was posted online 70,000 times. 

Maryland has the 10th highest number of antisemitic incidents reported in the country.  

73% of Jewish College students have experienced or witnessed some form of antisemitism since the beginning of the 2023/2024 school year.

Hate doesn’t exist in a vacuum, and one form of hate leads to another. If you’re willing to hate one group, you are willing to hate another. If we ignore the canary in the coal mine, we all suffer the same fate. Watch and hear the chilling personal stories from the Jewish community.

A holocaust survivor, a dedicated teacher and a compassionate rabbi share their despair as they reflect on the resurgence of antisemitism. For them, it’s a haunting déjà vu and a stark reminder that the hate of the past persists.

I woke the next morning to a deluge of antisemitic hate-mail and death threats. I saw a message, “Get out of my country, you K***.  Get back to Israel where you belong - that or the ovens, take your pick.”

I woke the next morning to a deluge of antisemitic hate-mail and death threats. I saw a message, “Get out of my country, you K***.  Get back to Israel where you belong – that or the ovens, take your pick.”

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