Combat Antisemitism Movement

Exclusive: From March 14-21, we monitored Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapters sharing support for Houthi terrorism on Instagram — Houthis are a U.S.-designated terrorist group. Should U.S. student orgs openly endorsing terrorists face bans? Thoughts? https://lnkd.in/dS8NAFBk

Another week of action at Combat Antisemitism Movement: exposing antisemites, empowering voices, and pushing for change. – Exposed SJP terror support on Meta – Uncovered fake pro-Khalil campaign – Analyzed Al-Quds hate marches – Advanced antisemitism laws in OK & KS – Empowered 350+ students in NYC – Launched new Black-Jewish alliance contest Stay informed: https://lnkd.in/dmJP4RDv

??New York City ?? Rise & Respond: Global Student Summit Against Antisemitism How do people unlearn hate—and how do we help them get there? At Parents for Peace, we know that preventing extremism and antisemitism starts with understanding the human stories behind radicalization—and offering compassionate, trauma-informed support to those affected. Our team was honored to lead a powerful session featuring: ?? Arno Michaelis (former Neo-Nazi) ?? Mubin Shaikh (former Islamist) ?? Myrieme Nadri-Churchill, P4P Executive Director ?? Miri Bar-Halpern, PsyD, clinical psychologist Together, they explored how trauma, belonging, and identity can fuel extremism—and how lived experience, clinical insight, and family-centered support can disrupt the cycle. This moment matters. And so does every student who walks away with tools to recognize, resist, and prevent hate. #UnlearningHate #TraumaInformed #ParentsForPeace #RiseAndRespond #CombatAntisemitism #CampusSafety #LivedExperience #PreventExtremism #PostTraumaticGrowth - with Montana Tucker and Natalie Sanandaji

New! ?? Introducing the Jewish Resilience Collection! ?? This powerful symbol honors Emily Damari, whose raised hand after 471 days in captivity became an emblem of Jewish strength and defiance. Wear your resilience and join the movement. Available now in multiple styles at https://lnkd.in/d22mYNeA . Proceeds support the Combat Antisemitism Movement's Israel Emergency Fund, helping families and communities impacted by the war.

??Je ne suis pas ce qui m’est arrivé. Je suis ce que j’ai choisi d’être??. Ces paroles, ce sont celles de Sami Steigmann, survivant de l’Holocauste, que j’ai eu la chance de rencontrer à New York. Son histoire, sa résilience, son témoignage, mais surtout sa détermination à lutter contre la haine de l’autre nous obligent. ? ? Sami est né en 1939 en Roumanie. Déporté alors qu’il est bébé, il devient un cobaye pour les Nazis qui pratiquent sur lui de nombreuses expériences médicales. Sami et ses parents sont libérés en 1944 par l’armée russe. Il s’installe aux états-Unis en 1968. Sa vie y sera mouvementée. Il deviendra SDF et vivra quelques mois dans un foyer pour sans-abris. Il sera tourmenté par des pensées suicidaires jusqu’à l’age de 68 ans quand il commencera enfin à raconter son histoire. Témoigner de ce qu’il a vécu lui redonnera go?t à la vie. Depuis, il ne cesse de parcourir le pays pour éduquer les jeunes et moins jeunes générations. Sami, merci. — ??I am not what happened to me. I am who I chose to be.?? These are the words of Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann, whom I was fortunate enough to meet in New York. His history, his resilience, his testimony, but above all his determination to fight against the hatred of others compels us. Sami was born in 1939 in Romania. Deported as a baby, he became a guinea pig for the Nazis who performed many medical experiments on him. Sami and his parents were released in 1944 by the Russian army, and he moved to the USA in 1968. His life was eventful. He became homeless and lived for a few months in a shelter. He was tormented by suicidal thoughts until the age of 68, when he finally began to tell his story. Sharing his experiences gave him a new lease on life. Since then, he has traveled the country to educate young and old generations. Sami, thank you. Combat Antisemitism Movement

Yesterday, the Rise & Respond Global Student Summit brought together powerful voices against antisemitism. Our keynote speakers delivered a clear message: this moment demands courage and action. They reminded us of the Jewish people's enduring resilience throughout history and our responsibility to stand firm against hatred on campuses and beyond. Their words weren't just inspirational—they were a call to action for students on the frontlines of this fight. Thank you ?? to Montana Tucker, Danny Dannon, Kaz Daughtry, and all our remarkable speakers who shared their wisdom, strength, and vision for a future without hate. #RiseAndRespond #CombatAntisemitism

?? SJP must be permanently BANNED from both campuses on Instagram. Repeatedly posting images supporting and sympathizing with terror exposes SJP's real agenda. ?? Check the link to read the full findings made by our Antisemitism Research Center >>> https://lnkd.in/d5tVMDXH

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????This is what TRUE RESILIENCE looks like. ?? Come meet these Jewish Judokas and discover what gives them the strength to keep on fighting. SIGN UP NOW: https://lnkd.in/dirTaHAp