This past year, both Jewish and non-Jewish leaders from across the country have partnered with us in communicating a clear message: Antisemitism is a threat not just to Jewish people, but to all people — and the only way to counter it and protect democracy is if we do it together.

As we grapple with the post-October 7th surge in antisemitism, the aftermath of a divisive election, and real fears about what lies ahead, we know that this work will be even more urgent.

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October 29, 2026

Communications Manager

October 21, 2026

JCPA Responds to Politicized Ed and Workforce Report on NEA

October 20, 2026

JCPA Reacts to Trump Admin’s New Fraud Bounty Program

October 13, 2026

Broad Coalition of Religious, Ethnic, Civil Rights Organizations Warns FBI Hate Crimes Data Does Not Tell the Full Story

October 13, 2026

Joint Statement: Unreported in FBI Hate Crimes Data: Immigrant Purges Leave Communities At Risk

October 8, 2026

JCPA Calls on Democratic and Republican Candidates, Political Leaders to Reject Antisemitism and Hate in All Forms

October 8, 2026

An Open Letter to Political Candidates and Officials in the Final Month Before Election Day: Reject Antisemitism and Political Violence in All Forms 

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JCPA Condemns U.S. Presidential Threat to “Annihilate” Iranian Nation

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The State of Voting Rights

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Jewish Safety and the Department of Education