Combat Antisemitism Movement

How was your day? This was mine:

The October 7th massacre changed everything. Now, more than ever, we need people of all faiths to unite against antisemitism. Join the movement to protect Jewish lives and our shared values. Sign the pledge and invite your friends to stand with us: https://lnkd.in/dgRb2shz

October 7, 2023: Never Forgive, Never Forget. This day changed us forever. We will never be the same.

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?? Update: SJP Chapters Banned ?? Two universities have banned their SJP chapters after months of harassing Jewish students and promoting antisemitism. This is a critical step, but more must be done. We must demand the banning of all groups that spread hate and target Jewish students. Let’s ensure campuses are safe and respectful for everyone.

Today marks a heartbreaking 365 days since Hamas infiltrated Israel, murdering 1,200 and kidnapping 250. 101 innocent men, women, and elderly remain in captivity, enduring unimaginable pain. We cannot stay silent—demand their freedom now.

Let’s make things clear: waving Palestinian/Hamas/Hezbollah flags and holding demonstrations on October 7 is like waving Nazi flags on Holocaust Remembrance Day. This date marks the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, committed by Palestinian terrorists. This isn’t advocacy—it’s a betrayal of human decency.

The call by Jean-Luc Mélenchon to display Palestinian flags on October 7 is pure antisemitism. On that day, Palestinian terrorists committed the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. It’s akin to displaying Nazi flags on Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Denial of this tragedy and the rise of antisemitism have created an environment that allows hatred and violence to grow. Zero tolerance for antisemitism is the only solution. Read here: https://lnkd.in/eEeRe4iN

October 7th marks the worst attack against Jews since the Holocaust—a day that should be dedicated to unity and remembrance. It’s deeply concerning that organizations like Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) are organizing demonstrations on campuses during this solemn anniversary, fueling antisemitism and detracting from a necessary period of reflection and healing. We call on university administrations across North America to take decisive action to prevent on-campus events that glorify terrorism or incite antisemitism. Such activities have no place in our academic institutions, especially on a day symbolizing profound loss and the urgent need to combat hatred. We also urge law enforcement agencies to bolster security at Jewish institutions and memorial events during this time. Let’s honor the memory of those lost by standing together against antisemitism and fostering an environment of respect and understanding.