Is it Enough
The U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism May 2023: The White House, May 25, 2023-– Six years ago, Neo-Nazis marched from the shadows through Charlottesville, Virginia, chanting, “Jews will not replace us.” With torches in hand, they spewed the same antisemitic bile and hate that were heard across Europe in the 1930s. What happened in Charlottesville—the horror of that moment, the violence that followed, and the threat it represented for American democracy— drove me to run for President. The very soul of our Nation was hanging in the balance. It still is today.
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Biden Unveils a National Plan to Fight an Ancient Hatred: Elizabeth Williamson, NY Times, May 25, 2023
Biden Antisemitism Strategy Is Futile Without the IHRA Definition: Mitchell Bard, JNS, May 24, 2023
A Plan to Counter Antisemitism Warns Colleges, ‘OCR Is Watching’: Katherine Knot, Inside Higher Ed, May 26, 2023
Why Did the White House Have Antisemitic Org in Its Antisemitism Plan? – Analysis: Zvika Klein, Jerusalem Post, May 28, 2023
Jewish Groups ‘Extremely Disturbed’ And Say Biden ‘Blew It’ On Policy to Counter Anti-Semitism: Victor Nava, NY Post, May 25, 2023 — The White House on Thursday rolled out a 60-page strategy to counter anti-Semitism in the United States that some Jewish and anti-hate groups say misses the mark.
Over 500 Rabbis Say Biden’s Antisemitism Plan Should Embrace Disputed IHRA Definition: Ron Kampeas, Times of Israel, May 20, 2023 — More than 550 rabbis on Friday called for the Biden administration’s forthcoming strategy on fighting antisemitism to include a definition of anti-Jewish bigotry that has come under debate.
Jewish Organizations Critique Biden’s Antisemitism Strategy: Zvika Klein, Jerusalem Post, May 29, 2023 — While most Jewish organizations and Jewish leaders support US President Joe Biden’s unprecedented broad strategy to combat antisemitism announced last week, some have added a hint of criticism to their comments.
Biden Plan To Combat Antisemitism Calls For Online Reforms, More Security Funding: Ron Kampeas, Times of Israel, May 26, 2023 — US President Joe Biden unveiled a multifaceted and broad strategy to combat antisemitism in the United States that reaches from basketball courts to farming communities, from college campuses to police departments.