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The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism & Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History are partnering together to empower all people to #StandUpToJewishHate this Jewish American Heritage Month.
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Antisemitism and hate have no place on campus. Help our partners provide support, identify patterns and trends, and ensure that colleges and universities feel safe for Jewish students.
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Combined Jewish Philanthropies encourages everyone to #StandUpToJewishHate during Passover
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Almost two-thirds of Jewish Americans (67%) have seen antisemitism online or on social media in the past year. Even more, one-in-eight Jewish Americans have reported being personally targeted by antisemitic remarks or posts online or through social media in the past year.
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Yes, antisemitism is on the rise around the world. Antisemitic attitudes and hate crimes have been steadily increasing over the years. It is not just a threat to the Jewish community – accepted hate, in any form, is a threat to our society.
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If you see antisemitic activity in your community or online, contact our partners at the ADL.
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Over 40% of Jewish Americans feel less secure than they did a year ago. That loss of security is due, in large part, to the rise of antisemitic attacks in the past year and how acceptable antisemitism and racism have become. To stop the normalization of antisemitism, Americans must speak out against antisemitic tropes and conspiracy theories.
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With antisemitic rhetoric on the rise, it’s important to not to ignore hateful comments when you hear them. In many instances, people who make these types of comments or jokes are unaware that what they said was problematic. When this happens, it is recommended to immediately inform the person so they know that what they said was antisemitic. This allows everyone to see the issue with what was said, and shows victims of the statement that they have an ally.
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A record number of antisemitic incidents were reported in the U.S. last year, according to adl_national.
We must combat rising antisemitism and always #StandUpToJewishHate whenever and wherever it occurs.
A record number of antisemitic incidents were reported in the U.S. last year, according to adl_national.
We must combat rising antisemitism and always #StandUpToJewishHate whenever and wherever it occurs.
Happy Birthday to 2019 Genesis Prize Laureate Robert Kraft. At the Genesis Prize award ceremony, he announced the creation of The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism with a personal $20 million donation. Robert, you inspire all of us to join you in standing up to antisemitism and all forms of hate.
#JewishAchievement #Jewish #Judaism #RobertKraft #StopAntisemitism #StopTheHate #🟦 #StandUpToJewishHate standuptojewishhate patriots
Happy Birthday to 2019 Genesis Prize Laureate Robert Kraft. At the Genesis Prize award ceremony, he announced the creation of The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism with a personal $20 million donation. Robert, you inspire all of us to join you in standing up to antisemitism and all forms of hate.
#JewishAchievement #Jewish #Judaism #RobertKraft #StopAntisemitism #StopTheHate #🟦 #StandUpToJewishHate standuptojewishhate patriots
Blue Square pins were worn at UMass Boston’s 55th commencement ceremonies last month to support Robert Kraft and his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism’s campaign.
The blue square is meant to represent the Jewish population in the United States. It takes up 2.4 percent of television and digital screens, billboards, and social media feeds. That number symbolizes that the Jewish community makes up 2.4 percent of the American population yet are the victims of 55 percent of religious-based hate crimes, Kraft has said.
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Blue Square pins were worn at UMass Boston’s 55th commencement ceremonies last month to support Robert Kraft and his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism’s campaign.
The blue square is meant to represent the Jewish population in the United States. It takes up 2.4 percent of television and digital screens, billboards, and social media feeds. That number symbolizes that the Jewish community makes up 2.4 percent of the American population yet are the victims of 55 percent of religious-based hate crimes, Kraft has said.
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Received my #standuptojewishhate pin!!
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As #JewishHeritageMonth comes to a close, Patriots Cheerleader Eliza shares how her worlds have collided as a member of the squad and with her work for Combined Jewish Philanthropies.
Read the full story at the link in our bio. #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦
Photo by David Silverman.
As #JewishHeritageMonth comes to a close, Patriots Cheerleader Eliza shares how her worlds have collided as a member of the squad and with her work for Combined Jewish Philanthropies.
Read the full story at the link in our bio. #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦
Photo by David Silverman.
As we close out Jewish American History Month, I am beyond honored to support two historic campaigns: the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism #StandUpToJewishHate campaign, and the Combined Jewish Philanthropies “Face Jewish Hate” campaign.
As a Patriots Cheerleader and a Jewish non-profit professional, I’ve witnessed firsthand the importance of leaders joining together to educate the community, and it’s a privilege to be a part of two world-class organizations that are saying “enough is enough” when it comes to antisemitism.
Thank you to the Kraft family, the Patriots Organization and Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, my colleagues at CJP, and my incredible coaches & teammates for supporting this work that means so much to me. alexandriastav and jenn_goehle, you’ve supported me from day one and provided me with more opportunities than I could have ever dreamed of.
Lastly, thank you al_francisco for capturing my story. The organization is so lucky to have strong women supporting women.
#StandUpToJewishHate🟦
As we close out Jewish American History Month, I am beyond honored to support two historic campaigns: the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism #StandUpToJewishHate campaign, and the Combined Jewish Philanthropies “Face Jewish Hate” campaign.
As a Patriots Cheerleader and a Jewish non-profit professional, I’ve witnessed firsthand the importance of leaders joining together to educate the community, and it’s a privilege to be a part of two world-class organizations that are saying “enough is enough” when it comes to antisemitism.
Thank you to the Kraft family, the Patriots Organization and Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, my colleagues at CJP, and my incredible coaches & teammates for supporting this work that means so much to me. alexandriastav and jenn_goehle, you’ve supported me from day one and provided me with more opportunities than I could have ever dreamed of.
Lastly, thank you al_francisco for capturing my story. The organization is so lucky to have strong women supporting women.
#StandUpToJewishHate🟦
Hate of any kind has no place in this country. Together, we can put an end to Jewish Hate
#🟦 #StandUpToJewishHate standuptojewishhate
Hate of any kind has no place in this country. Together, we can put an end to Jewish Hate
#🟦 #StandUpToJewishHate standuptojewishhate
We`re here to #spreadlove & stand up against hate with the #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦 campaign. Join us in creating a world where everyone feels safe, accepted, & celebrated.
It`s Jewish American Heritage Month #JAHM here`s how YOU can take action:
🗣️ Speak out: Use your voice to promote understanding. Together, we can make our voices heard!
🤝 Foster dialogue: Engage in open conversations. Let`s build bridges of understanding together.
💙 Support Jewish organizations
✨ Spread awareness: Share about #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦 campaign. Need some info or inspo? Check the link in our bio or click here 👉🏿👉🏻👉🏾👉🏽 https://fwdio.co/jahm-23
📚 Educate yourself: Dive into Jewish history, traditions, & culture...
Did you know?
🗽🍎The poem at the base of the Statue of Liberty, "The New Colossus," was written in 1883 by a 34-year-old Sephardic Jewish American poet named Emma Lazarus.
👩🏻⚖️ In 1993, Ruth Bader Ginsburg became the first Jewish American woman appointed to the US Supreme Court.
🙌🏿🙌🏻🙌🏾 Today, 7.6 million Jewish Americans make up roughly 2.4% of the U.S. population, with researchers estimating that Jews of Color represent at least 12-15% of American Jews.
🔢 In 1999, Time magazine named Jewish American mathematician and physicist Albert Einstein "Person of the Century."
🇺🇸 Jewish immigrant Irving Berlin wrote the iconic anthem "God Bless America" in 1918 while serving in the U.S. Army during World War I.
🚶🏿🚶🏻German refugee, theologian, and activist Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel joined his friend Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in late March, 1965 for the famous march from Selma to Montgomery and devoted his life in service of social justice.
More than 500,000 Jewish Americans served in the armed forces during World War Il.
🚑 In 1881, Jewish American businessman Adolphus Simeon Solomons joined Clara Barton and others to form the American Red Cross.
Looking to learn more? Check the link in our bio or click here 👉🏿👉🏻👉🏾👉🏽 https://fwdio.co/jahm-23
#JewishAmericanHeritageMonth #JAHM #MyJAHM #OurSharedHeritage #🟦
We`re here to #spreadlove & stand up against hate with the #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦 campaign. Join us in creating a world where everyone feels safe, accepted, & celebrated.
It`s Jewish American Heritage Month #JAHM here`s how YOU can take action:
🗣️ Speak out: Use your voice to promote understanding. Together, we can make our voices heard!
🤝 Foster dialogue: Engage in open conversations. Let`s build bridges of understanding together.
💙 Support Jewish organizations
✨ Spread awareness: Share about #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦 campaign. Need some info or inspo? Check the link in our bio or click here 👉🏿👉🏻👉🏾👉🏽 https://fwdio.co/jahm-23
📚 Educate yourself: Dive into Jewish history, traditions, & culture...
Did you know?
🗽🍎The poem at the base of the Statue of Liberty, "The New Colossus," was written in 1883 by a 34-year-old Sephardic Jewish American poet named Emma Lazarus.
👩🏻⚖️ In 1993, Ruth Bader Ginsburg became the first Jewish American woman appointed to the US Supreme Court.
🙌🏿🙌🏻🙌🏾 Today, 7.6 million Jewish Americans make up roughly 2.4% of the U.S. population, with researchers estimating that Jews of Color represent at least 12-15% of American Jews.
🔢 In 1999, Time magazine named Jewish American mathematician and physicist Albert Einstein "Person of the Century."
🇺🇸 Jewish immigrant Irving Berlin wrote the iconic anthem "God Bless America" in 1918 while serving in the U.S. Army during World War I.
🚶🏿🚶🏻German refugee, theologian, and activist Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel joined his friend Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in late March, 1965 for the famous march from Selma to Montgomery and devoted his life in service of social justice.
More than 500,000 Jewish Americans served in the armed forces during World War Il.
🚑 In 1881, Jewish American businessman Adolphus Simeon Solomons joined Clara Barton and others to form the American Red Cross.
Looking to learn more? Check the link in our bio or click here 👉🏿👉🏻👉🏾👉🏽 https://fwdio.co/jahm-23
#JewishAmericanHeritageMonth #JAHM #MyJAHM #OurSharedHeritage #🟦
Making my SportsCenter debut!
Thanks to ESPN`s Outside the Lines for this great feature on standuptojewishhate and our campaign to fight antisemitism. #standuptojewishhate #🟦
Making my SportsCenter debut!
Thanks to ESPN`s Outside the Lines for this great feature on standuptojewishhate and our campaign to fight antisemitism. #standuptojewishhate #🟦
Celebrate #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth by learning more about Jewish Americans. Dive into #OurSharedHeritage and discover something new this month!
The iconic poem at the base of the #StatueOfLiberty was penned by #JewishAmerican woman, Emma Lazarus. ✍️
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#OurSharedHeritage #MyJAHM #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth #JAHM #JewishHeritage #JewishLife #StandUpToJewishHate #TucsonJ #TucsonJCC #JCCMovement
Celebrate #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth by learning more about Jewish Americans. Dive into #OurSharedHeritage and discover something new this month!
The iconic poem at the base of the #StatueOfLiberty was penned by #JewishAmerican woman, Emma Lazarus. ✍️
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#OurSharedHeritage #MyJAHM #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth #JAHM #JewishHeritage #JewishLife #StandUpToJewishHate #TucsonJ #TucsonJCC #JCCMovement
We stand with love and respect for our Jewish friends around the world.
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We stand with love and respect for our Jewish friends around the world.
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More than 71 cities and towns in Massachusetts experienced at least one antisemitic incident in 2022, compared to 54 the previous year.
Massachusetts recorded the second highest number of white supremacist propaganda incidents in the United States last year, largely attributed to groups like Patriot Front, the Nationalist Social Club and the Goyim Defense League.
Patriot Front is a Texas-based white supremacist group that has become "increasingly active" in Massachusetts due to the state’s historical significance. Members marched through downtown Boston last July, displaying flags, wearing riot shields and raising banners that read "Reclaim America" and "Strong Families Make Strong Nations."
This hate has no place in Massachusetts as Gov. Maura Healy affirmed, saying "We stand with the LGBTQ+ community, Jewish community, communities of color, and all who are the targets of hate and discrimination."
It is on all of us to call out hate, in all forms, wherever it festers. If you see something, report it, and be a part of our movement to #StandUpToJewishHate. #🟦
Link in bio for @adl_national’s full report.
More than 71 cities and towns in Massachusetts experienced at least one antisemitic incident in 2022, compared to 54 the previous year.
Massachusetts recorded the second highest number of white supremacist propaganda incidents in the United States last year, largely attributed to groups like Patriot Front, the Nationalist Social Club and the Goyim Defense League.
Patriot Front is a Texas-based white supremacist group that has become "increasingly active" in Massachusetts due to the state’s historical significance. Members marched through downtown Boston last July, displaying flags, wearing riot shields and raising banners that read "Reclaim America" and "Strong Families Make Strong Nations."
This hate has no place in Massachusetts as Gov. Maura Healy affirmed, saying "We stand with the LGBTQ+ community, Jewish community, communities of color, and all who are the targets of hate and discrimination."
It is on all of us to call out hate, in all forms, wherever it festers. If you see something, report it, and be a part of our movement to #StandUpToJewishHate. #🟦
Link in bio for @adl_national’s full report.
Antisemitic incidents continue to occur throughout California, but this is not a new headline. California has become the state with the country’s second-highest number of antisemitic incidents.
Last month, @adl_national published “Hate in the Bay State,” which showed that antisemitic incidents increased from 367 in 2021 to a staggering 518 last year.
Vandalism incidents increased by 32%, while harassment increased by more than half, with 327 incidents in 2022, compared to 217 in 2021.
We are seeing a wide range of antisemitic incidents continue to occur across California this year. In just the last month, elementary schools and city council meetings have been targets of hateful antisemitic rhetoric. This is another reminder of how prevalent antisemitism is today and why we need to stand in solidarity against it.
Posting and sharing #🟦 is a great first step to help #StandUpToJewishHate. Share this message to educate your friends and family on why they should join our movement against hate.
Link in bio for the ADL’s full report.
Robert Kraft was the keynote speaker at United Hatzalah’s fourth annual gala in New York Tuesday night. United Hatzalah is a non-profit, volunteer organization that provides fast and free emergency medical first response services in Israel. United Hatzalah’s service is available to all people regardless of race, religion, or national origin. Their volunteers range from Orthodox Jews to Arab Muslims all working towards the same mission – providing care to those who need it.
Kraft was warmly welcomed to a sea of #🟦 pins in the crowd. He shared how his focus on fighting antisemitism stems from a commitment to helping underrepresented groups who need a voice. “I looked around at the fracture, at the divisiveness, at the hate, and felt like this country, that I still believe is the greatest country in the world, was beginning to look a lot like Germany in the 1930s,” said Kraft.
“I realized that if want to try to ensure that our future does not look like the 1940s, we all have to collectively do something.” That is what launched what is now the #🟦 and #StandUpToJewishHate campaign.
Kraft highlighted the massive support the campaign has received thus far, sparking partnerships with sports leagues, the NAACP, the AFL-CIO as well as influencers with hundreds of millions of followers on Instagram that were not previously educated to the hate and rhetoric Jewish people face.
“These people want to stand with us to fight hate against Jews; against people of color; against Asian Americans; against LGBTQ+; against anyone who is different,” Kraft said.
Kraft said FCAS and United Hatzalah share the goals of spreading kindness and bringing the world together. Let’s commit ourselves to making the world a more tolerant, accepting place where everyone can live freely and embrace what makes them unique.
For more information, link in bio.
A hate group in Centerville, Texas was filmed this past weekend chanting slurs against minority groups, including Jewish, Black, and LGBTQ+ communities.
This is another shocking reminder of what is happening in the United States in 2023. We’ve been tracking more and more organized events in which disturbing language is used to target, harass, and intimate minority groups. It’s on all of us to reject this level of bigotry and support all groups that are targeted. One of the locals who witnessed this event was quoted saying “they [hate group] have no place here.” There is no place for hate anywhere.
#StandUpToJewishHate #🟦
*Video credits to @rustysurette
Over the weekend, someone took a symbol of hate and violence in Grants Pass, Oregon and turned it into a message to #StandUpToJewishHate. Share with us how you use the #🟦 on social media and IRL.
Do you have your #🟦 pin yet? Request a FREE one at fcas.org/pins
A pro-Nazi regime in Iraq ignited rioters to institute a pogrom “Farhud” against the major Jewish community on June 1st, 1941. This two day massacre resulted in between 150 and 180 Jews murdered and 600 others injured. They also looted some 1,500 stores and homes. The community leaders estimated that about 2,500 families – 15 percent of the Jewish community in Baghdad – suffered directly from the pogrom.
Despite the fact that in the 1940s about 135,000 Jews lived in Iraq, it is estimated that under 5 Jews live there today. This event began the systemic ethnic cleansing of Jews from Iraq. Let’s honor their legacies and continue to #StandUpToJewishHate by sharing this story and the #🟦.
Link in bio for more information.
