We are in a moment of reckoning. Across schools, city halls, and community spaces, we are rising to say: enough. Enough excuses. Enough double standards. Enough silence in the face of hate.
#EndJewHatred is a demand for dignity, justice, and equal rights. And every time we show up, we make that demand louder, clearer, and impossible to ignore.
This movement belongs to all of us. Let's keep pushing forward—with strength, with purpose, and with each other.
Activism in Action!
On August 26, #EndJewHatred activists rallied outside Sephora's NYC flagship store. demanding the company cut ties with influencer Huda Kattan over her antisemitic comments! Demonstrators handed out flyers, spoke with customers, and urged management to take action by dropping Kattan's product line. The rally was part of an ongoing nationwide campaign pressuring Sephora to #DropHuda and reject the normalization of Jew-hatred.
#EndJewHatred activists outside Sephora in New York, NY / August 26, 2025
On August 28, alongside partner groups, #EndJewHatred activists gathered outside the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) headquarters demanding urgent, concrete action to protect Jewish students and educators. The rally called for the adoption of the IHRA definition of antisemitism, a ban on hate materials, and mandatory anti-hate training for union members.
#EndJewHatred activists in New York, NY / August 28, 2025
The rally highlighted UFT's failure to address antisemitism and its troubling endorsement of a mayoral candidate who refuses to denounce antisemitic rhetoric. The rally's impact was amplified through coverage in the NY Post, bringing these critical issues to a wider audience and increasing pressure on UFT to act decisively against Jew-hatred. Participating organizations included #EndJewHatred, The Lawfare Project, NYCPS Alliance, Parents Against Antisemitism, Club Z, Jews in School, K-12 Fairness Center, and S.A.F.E. CAMPUS for Equality.
Click here to read the NY Post's article!
On August 31, in response to a neo-Nazi demonstration in Hudson, OH, #EndJewHatred activists organized an emergency rally to confront hate head-on. The neo-Nazi group had displayed signs with violent antisemitic language and symbols, aiming to intimidate the community. But nearly 70 activists—including a significant number of local non-Jewish allies—showed up on short notice to send a powerful message: Jew-hatred will not be tolerated here.
#EndJewHatred activists in Hudson, OH / August 31, 2025
The rally was a vibrant display of solidarity, resilience, and courage in the face of intimidation. Their determination caught the attention of local media, with Fox 8 News covering the event and amplifying the community's unified stand against hate. This public demonstration underscored the strength of grassroots action in pushing back against antisemitism and defending Jewish dignity.
Click here for the coverage on Fox 8 News!
Weekly Wins!
We are proving that activism works. Together, we are disrupting Jew-hatred in schools, government, media, and culture—and institutions are being forced to respond. These wins are a direct result of your voices, your actions, and your persistence. Here's what we accomplished last week:
- Thanks to our collaboration with ICAN, the Los Angeles Unified School District removed the UCLA Liberated Ethnic Studies Grant from its agenda. Our advocacy was heard!
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The Committee on Education & Workforce opened an investigation into antisemitism at the National Education Association, which represents more than three million educators. We are deeply grateful to the many Jewish organizations for their tireless efforts, research, and advocacy on this.
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George Washington University's chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine announced it was cutting ties with the school, even though it is already banned until May 2026—persistence paid off!
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Irish rap group Kneecap canceled its U.S. tour after one of its members was charged in the UK for displaying a Hezbollah flag.
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The People's Conference for Palestine publicly acknowledged reading our letters on social media.
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Congress ordered Wikimedia to turn over all records on bias, manipulation, and antisemitism. A federal investigation underway thanks to our push!
Up Next!
Tragic Awakening Screening & Panel Discussion
September 15, 2025 / Toronto, ON
Click here for more information!
Get Involved!
Take Action. Every Day.
Ready to be part of the movement—every single day? Join our Action Item WhatsApp Group to get quick, impactful daily action items sent straight to your phone. From urgent petitions and email campaigns to upcoming protests and rallies, this group keeps you in the loop and on the front lines. Change happens when we show up. Let's keep the pressure on.
Join here!
Back Your Kids, Build the Movement
Are you a parent standing up to Jew-hatred in your child's school or community? You're not alone. Join the #EndJewHatred Parent Facebook Group—a powerful space to connect, share, and take meaningful action with other like-minded parents across the country. Whether your kids are in kindergarten or college, your voice matters.
Join here!
Lead Loud as a Teen
If you're a teen ready to speak out, step up, and lead, we've got a place for you. Join the #EndJewHatred Teens WhatsApp Group to connect with other Jewish teens, share actions, and stand strong together. You are not too young to make a difference.
Join here!
Reclaim the Classroom
If we don't fight Jew-hatred in K-12 schools, we lose the next generation. Our education initiative is mobilizing local chapters to take action at school board meetings, push for curriculum changes, and hold institutions accountable—nationwide.
Already organizing in your area? Let's connect, coordinate, and multiply our impact. Email Michelle Ahdoot at michelle@endjewhatred.com for more information!
Click here to support our K-12 initiative!
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