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2021 saw Jews targeted on city streets, synagogues vandalized, the Holocaust trivialized, and the Jewish right to self-determination denied and vilified. When the Jewish people and Israel are at risk, our charge is not to commiserate; it’s to fight back with innovative ideas and unwavering determination. You’ll read here about ten ways American Jewish Committee (AJC) was able to make important progress in 2021. None of this would be possible without the support of our partners, friends, and allies.

American Jewish Committee (AJC), a partner organization of the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine, stands in full solidarity with the Ukrainian people and remains committed to Ukraine’s full sovereignty and territorial integrity. Here you can find resources that help break down the implications of Russia’s unprovoked invasion.

2020 was a trying year. Fear and uncertainty fueled antisemitism, anti-Israel conspiracy theories, and all types of hate. But American Jewish Committee (AJC) did not let the turmoil slow us down. You’ll read here about ten ways AJC was able to advance our advocacy priorities in this most difficult year.

On October 19, 15 days before the next U.S. election, AJC released the results of its survey of American Jewish opinion. The 2020 survey sheds light on the perspectives of American Jews regarding election-related issues, including the most important topics in their voting preference, which candidate would do a better job on key issues facing the U.S., and their choice in candidate.

AJC Jerusalem forges ties with Israeli leaders and members of the diplomatic community.