Antisemitism

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  NRB Renews Commitment to Fight Antisemitism

  If the turnout for the annual Israel breakfast at the NRB (National Religious Broadcasters) convention is an indicator of support for the Jewish state among Evangelical broadcasters, then we have good reason to be encouraged.

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  Amnesty International and the Modern-Day Inquisition Against Israel

  Israel’s Foreign Ministry circulated a report in early January warning that 2022 will likely be the year …

• Confronting Antisemitism Online

  Gain insights into combatting antisemitism, as young adults from across the US gather online for an interactive discussion with ICEJ USA Deputy Director, Daryl Hedding. Featuring worship with Bram Maas.

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  Standing with the Jewish People against Antisemitism

  Anti-Semitism is surging around the world and the Middle East, where Jew-hatred is entrenched in everyday life.

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  The Insanity of Antisemitism

  One of the sad outcomes of history is that antisemitism has not just survived in the post-Holocaust era, it …

• Antisemitism in Europe

  The ICEJ USA serves as a channel and a voice of Christian support for Israel and the Jewish people. We do this through humanitarian projects.

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  What Is the IHRA Definition of Antisemitism?

  The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), an intergovernmental organization mandated to focus on Holocaust-related issues, determined that, to address the problem of rising antisemitism, there must be clarity about what it is. Some 30 governments have now adopted it.

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  Does Christian Antisemitism Exist?

  Many Evangelical Christians…do not believe a “true” Christian can be anti-Semitic. Unfortunately, history has proven otherwise.

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  Why Pandemics Are Dangerous For Jews

  Abundant conspiracy theories and misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic have elevated fear and anxiety levels for many. We have had to sift through benign misinformation and intentional disinformation to understand the potential dangers of this virus.

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  How Anti-Semitic Alliances Unite Enemies

  Hatred makes strange bedfellows One of the first lessons we learn in the history of anti-Semitism is that hatred makes strange bedfellows. The oddest of partnerships have been formed around a common enemy.

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  How the Church Failed the Jewish People

  What made the Holocaust possible? It is a part of fallen human nature to need a scapegoat. Human beings tend to look for someone else to blame for their problems, someone to look down upon so they feel better about themselves.

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  Why is Anti-Semitism so Dangerous?

  There is no room for complacency Nothing can unite people in pursuit of a common cause like hatred. And no ideological movement is more dangerous than one held together by the hatred of a demonized enemy.