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The statistics that chart the rise in antisemitism online and on social media are nothing short of alarming. Telling that story is the impetus behind a new media campaign from American Jewish Committee (AJC). At its core are four short videos that highlight the pride as well as the peril of being a Jew in America. The campaign also features non-Jewish allies to emphasize that antisemitism is not just a Jewish problem; it is one that all of society needs to solve.

AJC criticized Pope Francis for calling places in Europe where migrants and refugees are being held “concentration camps.”

President Joe Biden is within arm’s reach of fulfilling his 2021 public pledge to help Israel join the United States Visa Waiver Program, an achievement American friends of the Jewish state are poised to celebrate.

In May 2023 the White House unveiled the U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism, a move long advocated for by American Jewish Committee (AJC). The Strategy, which includes dozens of AJC's recommendations, closely resembles AJC's Call to Action Against Antisemitism in America.

High schools and colleges across the country have seen concerning increases in anti-Zionist activity in recent years. This resource delves into the nuances and complexities surrounding anti-Zionism, and why these activities may be antisemitic.