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The Oberammergau Passion Play of Bavaria, Germany, was once ignominiously known for its virulent anti-Judaism. However, revisions to the script and staging since the 1990s have changed the play for the better, and AJC has been at the forefront in pushing for these reforms.

In September 2021, the United Nations planned to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Durban World Conference against Racism. For months leading up to the commemoration, American Jewish Committee (AJC) delivered a clear message to government officials in key nations: if your country is committed to combating antisemitism, you must skip the UN’s Durban event and support alternative, nondiscriminatory initiatives to address racism.

The shocking rise of antisemitism in Europe is relevant for all of Diaspora Jewry. American Jewish Committee (AJC) will never give up on the Jews in Europe—or anywhere else. Here you can find important resources that help break down this troubling rise in Jew-hatred and what it means for the Jewish people.

American Jewish Committee (AJC) and Tablet Magazine came together to host a four-part series titled “21st Century Europe and the Jews,” which addressed timely issues related to Jewish life and the protection of democracies in Europe. Thousands of viewers from around the world tuned in to hear from global experts as they explored the most pressing issues in the United Kingdom, Poland, France, and Germany.

American Jewish Committee’s annual Antisemitism in America report includes the largest-ever surveys of American Jews and the U.S. general public on antisemitism in America. The report shows deep anxiety among American Jews and divergent views among the general public about the severity of antisemitism in the United States.