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Countering Antisemitism & Protecting Democracy

A conversation between IKAR Rabbi Sharon Brous and JCPA CEO Amy Spitalnick

The Jewish community is being offered a false choice between countering antisemitism and protecting democracy and civil rights. But there is no inclusive democracy without Jewish safety – and no Jewish safety without inclusive democracy.

Amy Spitalnick, CEO of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs (JCPA) and a nationally recognized leader on countering antisemitism and extremism and protecting democracy – who previously led the successful lawsuit against the Charlottesville neo-Nazis – joined IKAR Rabbi Sharon Brous for a conversation on how we can reject the false binaries of this moment and advance a more just and inclusive world for Jews and all communities.

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