When world leaders spew antisemitism, it is not only morally wrong, it puts Jewish communities in danger. 

Rather than going to the civilian population, Hamas leaders uses aid to stockpile weapons and live a life of luxury while their people suffer. 

Lies spread by Hamas have dangerous and far-reaching implications. Don’t let terrorists fool you.

Learn more about the terrorist organization that has controlled the Gaza Strip and initiated numerous rocket attacks, terrorist incidents, and conflicts with Israel.

Some of the most vocal critics of Hama come from within. Notably, the sons of one of Hamas’ founders.

Hamas is not the only terrorist group in Gaza. Learn more about the PIJ and their history of terrorism. 

Hamas must stop the cycle of hate--starting with the children of Gaza. 

Jonathan is a survivor of the Re'im Nova Music Festival who shared how we all need to act against the rising wave of hatred before it becomes a tsunami.

 It is up to us to make sure the world does not forget what happened on October 7. 

Hila Fenlon and Adele Raemer share their stories of survival in their kibbutzim in Israel's south when Hamas attacked on October 7.

These were some of the innocent victims brutally murdered in Israel by Hamas terrorists. Remember their faces, remember their names.

The story of Zionism is about reclaiming the ancestral homeland of the Jewish people after a millennia of displacement from their land.

Here are some of the victims of the October 7 massacre. Every victim has a story, it is up to all of us to remember them.  

Among the 1,400 people killed in the October 7 massacre was at least one Holocaust survivor, as well as another who survived the attack. 

Over 100 hostages are still in Gaza. We must be their voice to bring them home now. 

One of the first hostages to be released, Yocheved Lifshitz continues to protest for the release of all the hostages, including her husband. 

Weeks after the massacre unleashed by Hamas on October 7th, and there are still no words to describe the pain of the Jewish people. 

The Jewish world stands united and in solidarity with Israel. Terror will not prevail.

Following the brutal Hamas attacks on October 7, we are witnessing a modern-day form of Holocaust denial—it is up to us to ensure Never Again means Never Again.

There are 222 hostages. Each one of them has a name, a family, and a story. It is time to bring them ALL home. NOW. 

The first and second Intifada saw the death 1,500 Israelis and 5,000 Palestinians. Calling for another Intifada is calling for the death of Israelis and Palestinians—not for peace. 

As WJC President Ronald S. Lauder said, we cannot forget the horrors that took place on October 7 and the victims and survivors.

While criticizing the Israeli government is okay, spreading false allegations that Israel is an apartheid state is not—and veers into antisemitism.

On Yom Kippur 1973, Israel's neighbors launched a deadly surprise assault. With their backs against the wall, the Jewish State mounted a miraculous victory. 

Immerse yourself in Jerusalem's rich history, diverse cultures, and breathtaking landscapes. 

Welcome to southern Israel—where history and modern innovation collide.

Northern Israel is filled with luscious forests and scenic streams, but if you look a little closer you’ll find the region is filled with rich history and culture. 

To the millions of people who live in the small Middle Eastern country that is often misunderstood, there is only one way to describe Israel—home.

Denouncing the pro-Hamas protests on campus should be welcomed unanimously. Yet some members of Congress are failing Jewish students. 

As Jewish students face a growing trend of increasing antisemitism, hear from those impacted about the challenges they confront daily and its impact.

While the BDS movement markets itself as humanitarian, it was born out of antisemitism and only serves to create a more hostile environment for Jewish students. 

Although antisemitism has become all too normal on campus, a group of Jewish students are fighting back. Hear from the leaders behind Jewish on Campus about their efforts to combat campus antisemitism. 

We call on university leaders to stop this dangerous double standard against their Jewish students and protect them in the face of  antisemitism.

Listen to Columbia Professor Shai Davidai calls out Columbia administration for not doing enough to protect its Jewish students.

As Jewish students returned to campus, the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic brought a disturbing reality - antisemitic vandalism, relentless harassment, and discrimination.

Holding Israel accountable, rather than the terrorists who committed the atrocities of 10/7, is antisemitism and has no place in our education system.

WJC partnered with Time to highlight the significant increase in antisemitic rhetoric, vandalism, and violence - especially on college campuses.

The decades have changed. But a lot of the antisemitic rhetoric is the same. Since October 7th, antisemitic rhetoric has skyrocketed.

Antisemitism is out of control since October 7. Jewish people are being attacked on the streets, at universities, in their homes. Just take a look at the headlines.

The IHRA Working Definition provides an outline to identify antisemitism in the modern age. Learn why adopting this definition is so critical.

It is our duty to keep the memory of the Holocaust, the victims, and the survivors, alive in the face of rising global antisemitism.

We cannot allow anti-Jewish hatred to find a home online. Watch and share this video to stand up against antisemitism online.

We are witnessing a modern-day form of Holocaust denial following 10/7—it is up to us to ensure Never Again means Never Again.

Hear from 3 brothers who survived the Holocaust and the importance of remembering the past to create a better future.

As homes, synagogues and businesses were destroyed during Kristallnacht, the world watched and did nothing. 

When Haim moved to Kibutz Be'eri after surviving the Holocaust, he could not imagine the atrocities of Hamas on October 7, 2023. 

We remember the children who will never have the opportunity share their joys, talents, hopes, and dreams with the world. 

The horrors of the Holocaust didn't just happen at camps but were perpetrated by the Nazis in sites across Europe. Watch to learn about these forgotten grave sites. 

Watch and share to join the fight against Holocaust denial on social media and ensure that the lessons of the past are never forgotten.

Drawing parallels of the Holocaust to any other historical event is a misrepresentation of the facts and is considered as perpetrating antisemitism.

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day and amidst the exponential rise of antisemitism, it is important now more than ever to learn the past to protect the future.

Dr. Amy Gutmann shares her family’s story of survival during the Holocaust.