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sTAND uP TO jEWISH hATE

We know that the horrific attacks targeting our Jewish homeland on October 7, 2023 were driven by blatant antisemitism – hate which our community is no stranger to and continues to see at unprecedented levels.

388%

increase in antisemitic incidents in the U.S. (Oct. 7-23), ADL

56%

of Jewish students say they are scared (Oct. 7-19), Hillel

360%

 increase in incidents reported on college campuses (Oct. 7-31), SCN

How You Can Combat antisemitism

It’s time to stop the hate and advocate for the people of Israel and the Jewish people at home and worldwide. Click here to find action steps.

The Problem

The reality is that antisemitism is on the rise. Below are just some examples that showcase the severity of this growing hate, according to the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism.

70K

times was “Hitler was Right” was posted in 2022

 ~70%

 of all Jewish Americans faced antisemitic hate online in 2022

1:4

Jewish Americans were the Victims of Hate in 2022

How We Are Combating antisemitism

The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia is there to secure and safeguard the community by proactively preparing for and immediately responding to incidents of antisemitism and hate.

$1M

in state and federal security grants awarded to 8 Jewish institutions that had Jewish Federation writing support in FY23

 206

 security briefings and trainings for 70+ Jewish institutions and 1,138 community members in FY23

14

Jewish Community Relations Council programs for 160+ community members focused on antisemitism in FY23

Report antisemitism

Report antisemitic threats, incidents, or suspicious activity related to Jewish organizations, facilities, or community members  in your area through the Secure Community Network Incident Report Form

You can also report antisemitic incidents with our partners at the Anti-Defamation League by clicking here. In cases of hate, more data is vital.   

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