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Rabbi Noam Marans, AJC’s Director of Interreligious Affairs, spoke at the Humanity in the Age of Technology forum in Assisi, Italy, part of the Sant’Egidio International Meeting for Peace, which brought together 5,000 participants, including religious leaders, young people, and civil society representatives.
Drawing on Jewish wisdom, he explored the responsibility to harness technology for humanity’s benefit while safeguarding human dignity and protecting against its potential harms.
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Eight years ago, eleven Jews were murdered at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Today, we remember how America's deadliest antisemitic attack changed everything.
Check out AJC's 4-part series: ajc.org/TreeOfLife
In the aftermath of the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history, AJC launched the #ShowUpForShabbat campaign, calling on people of all faiths to stand in solidarity with the Jewish community.
The campaign reached hundreds of millions of people, turning grief into a powerful show of support.
Learn more:
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In Berlin, a man was knocked to the ground and brutally assaulted simply because he was Jewish.
We wish him a swift recovery and thank the police for investigating this abhorrent act of antisemitic violence.
Jews in Germany have the right to live free from fear and violence. The German government and law enforcement must do everything in their power to protect Jewish communities and ensure that this right is upheld.
Laut Medienberichten wurde ein Mann in Berlin gefragt, ob er Jude sei. Nachdem er bejahte, wurde er mehrfach brutal geschlagen. Dass die antisemitische Attacke öffentlich beinahe keine Reaktion auslöst, ist erschreckend. Wir wünschen ihm schnelle Genesung. tagesspiegel.de/berlin/antis…
As we await the result of the Israeli elections and approach the U.S. midterm elections, the Jewish community is facing a deepening political polarization. How can we engage across our differences without compromising our values?
Join AJC and @RabbiSacks’ Ambassador Daniel Taub, Dr. Tanya White, and Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Sinensky for the third annual joint program as part of the Sacks Global Day of Learning. Drawing on the teachings of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks and Torah learning, this conversation will explore what our faith and Jewish identity teach us about meaningfully engaging across ideological divides, and repairing relationships and peoplehood in an increasingly divisive world.
Register now: zoom.us/webinar/register/691…
Eight years ago, a far-right terrorist murdered eleven Jews during a Shabbat service at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh in the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.
We will never forget the innocent souls taken.
May their memories be a blessing.
We deeply appreciate the strong response by the @StLouisBlues leadership to the antisemitic banners displayed at Thursday’s game.
The offending items were immediately confiscated and those responsible were removed.
By unequivocally condemning antisemitism and standing with the Jewish community, the Blues set a standard for how @NHL teams and other national leagues and teams should respond to hate.
Jewish fans should be able to enjoy a hockey game without fear of antisemitism.
AJC welcomes Shelley Greenspan’s appointment to the Board of Peace, where she will lead outreach to Congress and think tanks in Washington.
We look forward to continued engagement across the political spectrum in support of the Board of Peace’s efforts to advance peace and reconstruction in Gaza.
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Tonight, @Ilhan and state Sen. Omar Fateh are hosting Hasan Piker, a streamer with a long record of antisemitic rhetoric.
Thank you to @SenAmyKlobuchar, @RepAngieCraig, @BettyMcCollum04, and @KellyMorrisonMN , State Democratic Party Chair @richardcarlbom, and many other Minnesota elected officials for refusing to look away.
Piker has justified the October 7 attacks and targeted Jews. He should not be platformed.
Every Democratic Party leader and candidate should say so. Silence is a choice.
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We are horrified by the racially-motivated terror attack that occurred outside of Paris on Friday that left one person dead and five more wounded.
We mourn 26-year-old Pengo Bossio Wangi, who was murdered in the attack. Our thoughts go out to the victims and their families.
No one should be targeted because of their origin, skin color, or religion.
L’horreur qui a frappé aujourd’hui Trappes et La Verrière nous bouleverse tous. Nos pensées vont aux victimes, à leurs familles et à tous ceux que la haine raciste a frappés. Il est abject que l’on s’en prenne à des êtres humains en raison de leur origine, de leur couleur de peau ou de leur religion réelle ou supposée.
Cette émotion et cette solidarité, sont sans réserve. Il faut cependant ne pas oublier notre histoire.
Lorsque le président de la République affirme que c’est la première fois que des Français sont victimes du terrorisme en raison de leur couleur de peau ou de leur religion supposée, comment ne pas penser aux enfants juifs assassinés à Toulouse en 2012, aux victimes de l’HyperCacher en 2015 ou au père Jacques Hamel, assassiné dans son église en 2016 ?
La République doit honorer la mémoire de toutes ses victimes avec la même compassion, la même reconnaissance et la même place dans notre mémoire collective.
Americans struggling to afford groceries deserve real solutions, not misinformation blaming support for Israel for their economic challenges.
The United States can invest in our communities, tackle the cost of living, and stand by a strategic partner that advances our own interests. These are not competing priorities.
Campaign season does not excuse the use of misleading—and harmful—claims. Voters in Michigan and across the country deserve better.
32 years ago, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Prime Minister Abdelsalam al-Majali signed the Israel-Jordan Peace Treaty and President of Israel Ezer Weizman shook hands with King Hussein of Jordan.
Through years of regional tensions and conflict, this vital relationship has endured, grounded in common interests, a recognition that the security and well-being of both peoples is advanced by cooperation in multiple sectors. AJC applauds the wise leaders who have maintained this mutually beneficial commitment.
During a meeting at the Vatican with Secretary for Relations with States Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher and AJC leaders, both parties reaffirmed the importance of continued dialogue and cooperation between the Jewish and Catholic communities, building on a longstanding relationship, and a shared commitment to confronting antisemitism and strengthening interfaith ties.
The meeting included a robust discussion of Holy See-Israel ties, parallel and shared efforts to engage our respective young adult populations, and initiatives to mitigate multiple crises across the globe.
A just and lasting peace in Ukraine must protect its sovereignty and ensure Russia cannot invade another country.
AJC Chief Policy and Political Affairs Officer Jason Isaacson discusses ongoing peace efforts, U.S.-led negotiations, and the importance of continued Western support in standing with Ukraine.
In a historic meeting at the Vatican, @AJCCEO Ted Deutch and AJC leaders met with Pope Leo XIV, who reaffirmed his commitment to combating antisemitism and strengthening Jewish-Catholic relations.
As antisemitism and anti-Israel hatred rise around the world, AJC will continue working with Catholic leaders to turn this shared commitment into meaningful action and strengthen the bonds between our communities.
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It was a historic moment for AJC to meet with Pope Leo XIV, who reaffirmed his ironclad commitment to confronting antisemitism and his dedicated allyship with Jewish communities around the world.
The Jewish people are not in this fight alone.
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We are horrified by the terrorist attack at Hamoud Church in Karak, Jordan, this morning, in which six were killed and 28 injured.
We condemn this attack unequivocally and stand with our partners in Jordan and Jordan’s Christian community.
Our thoughts are with the victims, their families, and all those affected. We pray for the swift recovery of the injured and arrest of the perpetrators.
We forcefully condemn the terrorist attack, which was allegedly linked to Hamas, against an IDF position outside Hebron in the West Bank.
Two Israeli soldiers were killed and three others wounded in the attack. Our thoughts are with the families of the fallen soldiers, and we wish the wounded soldiers a full and speedy recovery.
We are grateful to the IDF for its swift action in stopping the terrorists and preventing an even larger attack.
We stand with Israel against terrorism. May the memories of the fallen soldiers be a blessing.