Private giving helps Jewish people fight antisemitism

Published March 7, 2024 6:00am ET



The war between Israel and Hamas has unleashed a torrent of antisemitism throughout the world. In America, college professors have targeted pro-Israel students and even encouraged violent attacks on “Zionist” journalists. In the most extreme cases, people have been killed in the spiraling tensions, such as a Jewish man in California who died following an altercation with a pro-Palestinian demonstrator.

How can people stand up to antisemitism and advocate a more tolerant world in this turbulent and sometimes dangerous environment? One way is donating to nonprofit organizations that advocate the rights of Jewish Americans and fight against hate. In fact, recent research shows that Jewish people who have personally experienced antisemitism are far more likely than others to donate to nonprofit groups. 

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