Violent Jew Hatred’s Rise Must be Stopped

As acts of violent Jew-hatred continue to take place across the United States, Amalek’s ideological progeny is seeking higher office.

In Florida, a spate of antisemites was recently defeated in Democratic and Republican primaries, but that didn’t prevent an open antisemite from garnering more than 175,000 votes in the GOP gubernatorial primary race.

And elsewhere in America, they’re winning.

In Michigan, the Democratic nominee for Senate personifies the intersection of socialism and Islamic supremacism. And in several House races this November, voters will confront one fundamental question: Can you hate the Jews and still win?

In New York City, with the ascension of Mayor Zohran Mamdani this year, the answer to the above was yes. And on his first day in office, he sent a clear signal that he was not a friend to the Jewish people.

The spirit that embodied the hatred of October 7th is the same spirit that drives the Iranian regime today, and their allies holding office in America.

At CUFI, we are fighting back but we cannot be satisfied until being an antisemite once again prohibits one from being taken seriously in American politics.

We’ve a tall mountain to climb, and with God’s enduring favor and your support, we will reach the summit.

 

WE CANNOT LET THAT STAND