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Campers2Gether allows both Israeli youth and diaspora Jews to grow solidarity amongst one another and remember that the Jewish nation is united as one.

It’s time we ridicule them.

Raffaella Sadun officially said she is “grateful to have had the opportunity to help advance the vital work to combat antisemitism.”The post Harvard Jew-hatred task force co-chair quits, reportedly fearing

"We as a country have a responsibility to fight for the good name of our people," said Foreign Minister Israel Katz.The post Israel to launch strategy to proactively fight antisemitism

Co-Chair of Harvard Antisemitism Task Force Resigns

Raffaella Sadun, who was recently assigned to the newly formed Presidential Task Force on Combating Antisemitism, issued a statement after her resignation.

Since the Soviet Union, the Arab League boycott, and the Iranian Revolution, antisemites have tried to hide their anti-Jewish bigotry behind politically acceptable "anti-Zionism."

A violent assault and controversial lectures are heightening the tense atmosphere for Jewish students on campuses across Germany

The World Zionist Organization is confident in solutions on the horizon for the increased antisemitism seen worldwide.

The German media brand WELT and Israel's The Jerusalem Post will come together for "Joint Perspectives: A German-Israeli Summit" in Berlin on February 14. The event will be streamed the day after.