Enough is Enough: Unite Now to #EndJewHatred and Terror

From heartbreak to action — rallies are rising across the nation to honor Yaron and Sarah and to demand justice, accountability, and an end to the hatred that threatens us all.

We are all shaken to the core by the tragic and senseless murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. in what can aptly be described as a terrorist attack motivated by Jew-hatred. But in the face of this unspeakable violence, something powerful is rising: a movement fueled by outrage, grief, and unyielding determination to end Jew-hatred once and for all.

This is it. This is our moment.

Across the country, communities have gathered in vigils and rallies, standing together in solidarity and saying loudly and clearly: Enough. No more bloodshed. No more hatred.

In Aventura, FL, on Friday, May 23, the community came out to honor Yaron and Sarah, their voices joining in mourning and resistance. The vigil was featured in Florida Politics. In Solon, OH, on Sunday, May 25, friends, families, and allies gathered to demand justice and stand strong against hate. This event was covered by the Cleveland Jewish News.

Solon, OH / May 23, 2025 / (c) CJN Photo / Lydia Kacala

Stay tuned for details about the upcoming march on Washington, DC on June 12 — a pivotal moment for us all to come together and demand an end to Jew-hatred once and for all.

If you live in the NJ/NYC area, we're organizing a bus to DC that day to make sure as many voices as possible are heard loud and clear. Interested? Fill out this form to stay informed about the bus and event details.

Stronger together. Washington, D.C. / November 14, 2023

If you want to organize a rally in your city — and we need you to — we're here to help. Whether you need posters, advice on how to get started, guidance on who to contact, or what to say, we've made resources available on our website: www.endjewhatred.com/organize-your-own-rally

Or reach out directly to our Director of Mobilization, Adar Rubin, at adar@endjewhatred.com. We will stand with you, shoulder to shoulder, until Jew-hatred is a thing of the past.

This could happen to any of us. Anywhere. At any time.

Goldstein Calls Out Media Complicity in Antisemitic Terror

On TBN with Erick Stakelbeck, Brooke Goldstein, founder of the #EndJewHatred movement, spoke passionately about the brutal murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim—two young Israeli diplomats gunned down in Washington, DC the day after the tragic event. Brooke emphasized that Yaron and Sarah were targeted simply for being part of the Jewish community, even though Yaron himself was Christian.

She made clear this was not random violence, but the tragic byproduct of 19 months of incitement: mobs chanting "Globalize the Intifada," universities normalizing pro-Hamas hate speech, and a culture that glorifies terror while demonizing Jews.

Brooke called for accountability for these dangerous calls to violence and demanded justice for Yaron and Sarah, warning that the same hatred that took their lives will eventually come for everyone — and that is why it must be stopped.