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Antisemitism is trending again. As soon as the news broke of the horrors in Israel on October 7th, students at America’s top universities and beyond were rushing to defend the perpetrators, and it’s only gotten worse.
Around the world, antisemites are harassing students, staging protests, vandalizing Jewish homes and businesses, destroying posters of the Israeli hostages, and crafting insane justifications that blame the Jewish victims.
For many Jews, who are often on the front lines fighting for social change, they feel abandoned. It’s like they don’t count.
But if you look at Jewish history, you shouldn’t be surprised.
How to inject some truth and sanity into social media discussions.
Social media feeds are often filled with viral posts attacking Zionists and the Jewish state. While it’s unlikely that we can change the minds of the most hardcore anti-Israel users, posting factual information about Israel can help educate some people who are exposed to these toxic threads.
Here are a few short, social media-friendly blurbs that answer some of the most common slurs about Israel. Use or adapt them next time you see an anti-Israel comment.
Eliana Samuels made the tough decision to withdraw from Columbia due to the rampant antisemitism on campus. She’s going to a Jewish university instead.
Eliana Samuels was set to attend Columbia University this upcoming fall. Her mother, Dr. Roya Rahmanian Samuels, graduated from the prestigious Ivy League and was once a proud alum. Eliana worked hard throughout high school and was accepted during the early decision period her senior year. She was going to study neuroscience.
However, after October 7, everything changed. Not only were people protesting against Israel on the streets of New York City – the fight had come to Columbia University as well. Throughout this past school year, it was home to a number of antisemitic protests, culminating in a “solidarity encampment,” the alienation of Jewish students on campus, and a lack of response or protection from the administration.
The hit musical was inspired by and warns against anti-Jewish hate.
Wicked offers a thrilling prequel to The Wizard of Oz, describing how the Wicked Witch of the West – named Elphaba in the musical – rose to power and how she gained her fearsome reputation as an evil sorcerer. Along the way, Wicked is rife with Jewish references and images.
Here are five Jewish facts about the hit musical and new film adaptation of Wicked.
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Antisemitism is trending again. As soon as the news broke of the horrors in Israel on October 7th, students at America’s top universities and beyond were rushing to defend the perpetrators, and it’s only gotten worse.
Around the world, antisemites are harassing students, staging protests, vandalizing Jewish homes and businesses, destroying posters of the Israeli hostages, and crafting insane justifications that blame the Jewish victims.
For many Jews, who are often on the front lines fighting for social change, they feel abandoned. It’s like they don’t count.
But if you look at Jewish history, you shouldn’t be surprised.
How to inject some truth and sanity into social media discussions.
Social media feeds are often filled with viral posts attacking Zionists and the Jewish state. While it’s unlikely that we can change the minds of the most hardcore anti-Israel users, posting factual information about Israel can help educate some people who are exposed to these toxic threads.
Here are a few short, social media-friendly blurbs that answer some of the most common slurs about Israel. Use or adapt them next time you see an anti-Israel comment.
Eliana Samuels made the tough decision to withdraw from Columbia due to the rampant antisemitism on campus. She’s going to a Jewish university instead.
Eliana Samuels was set to attend Columbia University this upcoming fall. Her mother, Dr. Roya Rahmanian Samuels, graduated from the prestigious Ivy League and was once a proud alum. Eliana worked hard throughout high school and was accepted during the early decision period her senior year. She was going to study neuroscience.
However, after October 7, everything changed. Not only were people protesting against Israel on the streets of New York City – the fight had come to Columbia University as well. Throughout this past school year, it was home to a number of antisemitic protests, culminating in a “solidarity encampment,” the alienation of Jewish students on campus, and a lack of response or protection from the administration.
The hit musical was inspired by and warns against anti-Jewish hate.
Wicked offers a thrilling prequel to The Wizard of Oz, describing how the Wicked Witch of the West – named Elphaba in the musical – rose to power and how she gained her fearsome reputation as an evil sorcerer. Along the way, Wicked is rife with Jewish references and images.
Here are five Jewish facts about the hit musical and new film adaptation of Wicked.
Aish+, our unified and interactive platform, grew to over 2,000 users during its test phase, providing a dynamic space where users can find belonging, purpose, and a vibrant Jewish community.
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Since October 7th, Aish has scaled its efforts like never before—posting daily, across 7 platforms, in three languages. The impact speaks for itself: over 1 million monthly engagements, from likes and shares to comments and reposts. Instagram has become the frontline of Jewish empowerment and education, connecting Jews to Israel, inspiring pride, and uniting those who feel disconnected or intimidated.