Fighting anti-Semitism is at the core of what we do.
Since our founding, B’nai B’rith has developed tolerance programs and spoken out strongly against anti-Semitism in all its forms. “None Shall Be Afraid” is our flagship response to the world’s oldest hatred. Amplifying Jewish Student Voices has been established to give Jewish students a vehicle to share experiences of anti-Semitism they have encountered on college campuses and in high school halls.
Anti-Semitism has grown dramatically on the far right, the far left, among radical extremist movements and on university campuses. It includes online incitement and intimidation in traditional and social media, as well as violent attacks against Jews and Jewish institutions around the world. Far from merely a threat to Jews, anti-Semitism erodes the very fabric of democratic societies.
B’nai B’rith is dedicated to illuminating the hatred of Jews as a distinct and unique social illness and to marshaling efforts to combat and—where possible—eradicate this phenomenon. We work diligently to prompt officials to fight anti-Semitism at all levels, delivering that message to governments and intergovernmental bodies, while taking action on college campuses and speaking out in the media.
This global problem needs a global solution, so today we say: anti-Semitism is everyone’s problem.
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News & Updates
Amplifying Jewish Student Voices: Fighting Anti-Semitism On Campus
B’nai B’rith and Alums for Campus Fairness hosted Amplifying Jewish Student Voices, where students addressed...
Calling Out Hate: Anti-Semitism in Uruguay Surges After October 7
As part of our Lens on Latin America series, Adriana Camisar speaks with Eduardo Kohn about the alarming rise in...
B’nai B’rith Condemns UNHRC’s Passage Of Anti-Israel Resolutions
B’nai B’rith condemns the passage by the U.N. Human Rights Council of four anti-Israel resolutions at the council’s...
B’nai B’rith defends Israel in meetings with dozens of ambassadors from the Human Rights Council and UNESCO
A B’nai B’rith leadership delegation met with senior diplomats in Geneva and Paris during sessions of the...
Opinion in The Hill: New U.S. Envoy to U.N. Should Counter Anti-Israel Bias
Whoever is nominated serve as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. will encounter an institution that is badly in need of strong...
U.N. staffer hospitalized in Israel has pro-Nazi tattoos
CEO Dan Mariaschin called on the U.N. to forcefully address the anti-Israel, anti-Semitic activity in its system after...
Editor Gene Meyer on the Winter 2024 Issue of B’nai B’rith Magazine
B’nai B’rith Magazine editor Gene Meyer joins CEO Dan Mariaschin for a captivating look at the magazine’s Winter...
B’nai B’rith Essay Contest Calls on College Students to Share Firsthand Experiences of Anti-Semitism on Campus
B’nai B’rith invites current college students to share their personal experiences of anti-Semitism at their school by...
B’nai B’rith thanks Trump for focus on hostages in address to Congress
JNS highlighted B’nai B’rith International’s reaction to President Trump’s address to a joint...
Past Projects
Students Speak Out
Winners of the “Students Speak Out Against Anti-Semitism. A Creative Video Production Contest,” were honored in February 2021 at a virtual awards ceremony hosted by B’nai B’rith International and the Combat Anti-Semitism Movement (CAM), co-sponsors of the contest.
This unique public awareness campaign was created to strengthen the fight against anti-Semitism, hatred and discrimination. The contest challenged high school and undergraduate university students around the world to create two- to three-minute videos to boost education about anti-Semitism and the prejudice, bigotry, hatred and violence it engenders.
B'nai B'rith Backs Texas Anti-BDS Bill
B’nai B’rith International was a strong supporter of an anti-BDS movement measure in the Texas legislature. The bill passed in both chambers of the legislature by wide margins (including unanimously in the House of Representatives). Charles O. Kaufman, then-chair of the B’nai B’rith International Center for Human Rights and Public Policy, gave his testimony to the Texas House of Representatives on why he believed the bill should be passed.