Fighting antisemitism is a core objective of JCPA—in fact, it is at the heart of everything we do. We were founded on the belief that the best way to defeat antisemitism is to actively engage the Jewish community in American public life, working in common cause with diverse communities and organizations, and giving voice to Jewish values of fairness and justice.

Antisemitism is inextricably linked to other types of hate, such as anti-Muslim animus, xenophobia, nationalism, misogyny, and anti-LGBTQ attitudes, and it is crucial that we fight all forms of hate and bigotry together. Only by joining together with other marginalized groups to foster mutual understanding and amplify our collective voices can we overcome this recent rise in hate and violence.

JCPA is working to combat antisemitism on many fronts, urging Congress to:

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