We have seen the enemy, and
Our Initiatives
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Christian Zionists
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Jewish fear and distrust of Christians is perfectly rational, given our shared history.
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Yet many of us can attest to how Christian Zionists keep showing up for us in the most hostile spaces.
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We aim to break down ancient barriers and modern anti-Christian bigotry to forge a lasting, trusting alliance and friendship with Christian Zionists.
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Jewish Anti-Zionists
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Peter Beinart. Judith Butler. Shaul Magid.
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It's nothing new.
Jewish anti-Zionists have long dismissed our history, our Covenant, and our peoplehood.
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Journalist Theodor Herzl, father of modern Zionism, famously wrote in 1902 about birthing the state of Israel: "If you will it, it is no dream."​
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But these elites, arrogant and privileged, they went
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We examine this unique phenomenon--Jews against themselves--in all of its perverse permutations.
Jewish anti-Zionists aren't just against Israel. They are against Jews. Because being safely Jewish in 2025 depends on the existence of a mighty Israel. Diaspora Jews triangulate to Israel. Our connections are terrific, and growing daily. We are witnessing a new era of closeness with Eretz Israel. We are not Jews without Israel.
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Jewish anti-Zionists are Jewish anti-Jews. They must singled out, called out, and even cast out.
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Take Back our Shuls
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So many rabbis in the Reform and Conservative movements, when it comes to Israel, "both-sides" it.
Unacceptable.
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Our leaders, if nothing else, cannot advocate or platform people who want to rob us of our Jewish heartland and Jewish peoplehood.
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We are holding our rabbis to certain basic standards.
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Building Jewish Communities
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We help spark meetups in the Diaspora in order to lean into our shared peoplehood, history, humor and trauma.
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Let's connect and see where we intersect...
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Amplifying a new paradigm for Jewish life
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The sun has set on traditional Jewish organizations. We are witnessing the emergence of a new, raw, creative, effective energy bubbling up from the bottom and overtaking the calcified organizations that once were at the top.
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It's a new day for American Jewry, and the faster the old timers and old thinkers embrace this new order, the better for all of us.
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To that end, we urge you to put your dollars where they count.
Below is a list of grassroots organizations that could really use your help. This list is not an endorsement.
Grassroots groups are messy--they sputter along, they wobble, they often fall short--but just as often they move the needle--on their block, in their neighborhoods, in their cities...
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