Another week of activism, another week of impact. Our movement is turning grassroots energy into real change — from official proclamations to powerful community events and hard-fought victories in the public square. With #EndJewHatred Day just weeks away, let's keep the momentum going. The message is clear: when we show up, we win.

Activism in Action!

On April 2, the City of Hollywood, Florida officially proclaimed April 29 as #EndJewHatred Day. Thank you to Mayor Josh Levy and the entire Hollywood City Commission for their leadership and commitment to standing against Jew-hatred. The proclamation was made possible through the efforts of #EndJewHatred activists in collaboration with Loving Moms United. Moments like these show the power of grassroots activism in building stronger, more inclusive communities.

Credit: Loving Moms United / April 2, 2025

Help us bring #EndJewHatred Day to all 50 states! Contact Michelle Ahdoot at michelle@endjewhatred.com to learn how you can bring #EndJewHatred Day to your community.

Meanwhile, in Illinois, The Lawfare Project held a press conference at the Circuit Court of Cook County to announce a major legal development in the case of DePaul students Max Long and Michael Kaminsky, who were assaulted by masked Jew-haters last November. The lawsuit, filed by The Lawfare Project on behalf of the students, accuses DePaul University of negligence for failing to protect them. Activists from #EndJewHatred, along with the Chicago Jewish Alliance, showed up in force to support Max and Michael's fight for justice and accountability.

Credit: Screenshot from news coverage / April 2, 2025

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Also on April 2, over in New York, Michelle Ahdoot, Director of Programming and Strategy for the #EndJewHatred movement, participated in the Unite Against Hate: Addressing Anti-Semitism in Higher Education panel at Great Neck House. Speaking alongside Dan Khan, Shabbos Kestenbaum, Mazi Pilip, and Abraham Hamra, the panel addressed the alarming rise of Jew-hatred on high school and college campuses. The conversation focused on Jewish pride, empowerment, and actionable strategies to create safer and more inclusive academic environments. The event drew a standing-room-only crowd of approximately 100 people, with thousands more joining the conversation online via livestream.

On April 3, the #EndJewHatred activists of Connecticut led a rally outside the Westport Library during VersoFest'25, in response to singer and songwriter Patti Smith being invited as a keynote speaker. Smith has shared antisemitic statements on social media, including denying the Jewish connection to the land of Israel. Our activists showed up in force to call out her selective activism and to stand up for Jewish civil rights. The Westport Jewish community made it clear: hate has no place here.

Weekly Wins!

Your voices are being heard — and our movement is making an undeniable impact. This week's victories prove once again that when we show up, speak out, and refuse to back down, we win. Together, we are changing the narrative, holding antisemites accountable, and defending Jewish communities across the country. Let's keep the momentum going — the fight to #EndJewHatred is only getting stronger.

Following a mass campaign, NYC Public Schools deactivated a problematic link and issued a public apology.	The U.S. has officially opposed Francesca Albanese's reappointment, a major win after our relentless efforts.
Bernie Sanders' attempt to block U.S. arms sales to Israel was rejected by the Senate—thanks to the thousands who made this happen.	Princeton University faces a pause of $210 million in federal funding as the Trump administration investigates Jew-hatred on campus.
The Committee on Education and Workforce is holding Sarah Lawrence College accountable for rising Jew-hatred—action is being taken!	Harvard University is under investigation for its handling of Jew-hatred, with nearly $9 billion in federal grants at stake.
Amit Soussana, former hostage, will be awarded the U.S. State Department International Woman of Courage Award!	After a wave of our emails, the Brisbane City Council withdrew funding from the Queensland Music Awards for awarding an anti-Israel song.
Our letter-writing campaign led to the Jacob Burns Film Center reconsidering its decision to screen October 8.	UCLA has banned Students for Justice in Palestine indefinitely and suspended a related graduate group for four years!

Up Next!

Tragic Awakening Screening at University of Miami

April 21, 2025 / Coral Gables, FL

#EndJewHatred Day at the Nova Exhibition

April 29, 2025 / Toronto, Canada

#EndJewHatred Day at the Cinema

April 29, 2025 / Los Angeles, CA

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