JULY 11, 1PM ET

WASHINGTON D.C.

West Front of US Capitol Building

(FREE buses available) 

#NOFEARRALLY

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

Elisha Wiesel

 Business executive and the son of the late Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel

Professor Andrew Pessin

Professor, philosopher, author of Nevergreen: an academic satire about cancel culture

Menachem Creditor

UJA Federation of NY scholar in residence, Rabbi, author, teacher, musician, and activist.

Ysabella Hazan

Writer and student activist

Alma Hernandez

Arizona State Representative; championed AZ’s Holocaust Education Bill.

Supporting Sponsors

Action for Post-Soviet Jewry, A Wider Frame, A Wider Bridge, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Adath Jerushun, Alums for Campus Fairness, AMCHA Initiative, Americans United with Israel, American Jewish Congress, Ansche Chesed, Atlanta Israel Coalition, Atlanta Jews of Color Council, Baltimore Zionist District, Birthright, B’nai B’rith Connect, Board of Rabbis of Greater Rhode Island, CAMERA, Center for Jewish Impact, Central Conference of American Rabbis, ChallahBack Girls, Chosen to Speak Up, Club Z, Creative Community for Peace, Congregation Bnai Tzedek of Potomac, Congregation L’dor va Dor – Oakland Little Neck Jewish Center, Daniel Pearl Foundation, EMET, End Jew Hatred, East Side Synagogue (NYC), Federation of Yemenite Jews of America, Fifth Avenue Synagogue, Fuel for Truth, Herut, Hasbara Fellowships, Hebrew Institute of Riverdale – The Bayit, The Gloria and Sidney Danziger Foundation, Gen Z Jews, Hillel International, Hindu American Foundation, Humans4Humanity, Gather DC, Interfaith Council of Metropolital D.C., Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel, International Rabbinic Fellowship, Iraqi Christian Relief Council, ISGAP, Israel Bonds, Israeli American Council, JAC PAC, The Jewish Center (NYC), Jewish Council Public Affairs, Jewish Federation of Greater Washington, Jewish Future Pledge, JCRC Detroit, JCRC of Milwaukee Jewish Federation, JCRC of Greater Washington, Jewish Women International, JIMENA, Never Again is Now, Kehillat Jeshurun, Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, Lincoln Square Synagogue, Maccabee Task Force, Milwaukee Jewish Federation, Mizrachi Religious Zionists of America, Maryland Republican Jewish Council, National Coalition Supporting Eurasian Jewry, New Zionist Congress, National Council of Jewish Women, National Coalition Supporting Eurasian Jewry, National Council of Young Israel, NC Coalition for Israel, NY Board of Rabbis, Organization for Chinese Americans (DC), Rabbinic Council of America, RI Coalition for Israel, SHIN-DC, St. Louis Friends of Israel, Stephen Wise Free Synaguogue, Strength to Strength, Students Supporting Israel, Terps for Israel, The Carlebach Shul, The Rimon Movement, Why Israel Matters, WIZO, Womens League of Conservative Judaism, WSIS, Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, Zioness, Zionist Rabbinic Coalition, ZOA.

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Noa Tishby

Actress, activist, and author of Israel: A Simple Guide to the Most Misunderstood Country on Earth.

Derek Black

RHistory PhD student; reformed white supremacist.

Joshua Washington

Executive Director of Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel

Jeffrey Myers

Rabbi, Tree of Life Synagogue.  Targeted in Pittsburgh for being a Jew.

David Saperstein

Rabbi and former U.S. Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom.

Blake Flayton

Writer and co-founder of New Zionist Congress

Statement of Inclusion

We are coming together to stand in solidarity with the Jewish people, stand against antisemitism and for  Jewish security, dignity and peace around the world.

We stand against all hatred. We know that we cannot truly defeat antisemitism if we allow other forms of hatred within our midst. This coalition has come together across ideological divides but our stance on hate is unified and absolute.

This coalition will not tolerate expressions of racism, Islamophobia, misogyny, classism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia or any other hate. We recognize that when we talk about inclusion, we are talking not just about being good neighbors or good allies, but being inclusive to our own Jewish community.

Our tent is big, but those who espouse hate must stand outside it.

We ask that unvaccinated individuals wear masks and maintain social distance.

Rabbi Shlomo Noginski

Targeted in Boston for being a Jew.

Alyza Lewin

President, Louis D. Brandeis Center For Human Rights Under Law

Sen. Norm Coleman

Chairman, RJC

Ron Klein

Chair, Jewish Democratic Council of America (JDCA)

Rabbi S Litvin

Univ. of Kentucky Jewish Student Center; the Clubhouse Rabbi.

Meghan McCain

Columnist, author, and television host

Hussein Aboubakr

An Egyptian American activist, Educator for StandWithUs, and Project Director Endowment for Middle East Truth

Melissa Landa

Founding Director of Alliance for Israel and cultural competence educator

Marie Fischer

Chair, Maryland Republican Jewish Council; Spokesperson at Project 21, Black Leadership Network