Factsheets, information guides, and educational materials on a range of issues from antisemitism to Jewish history.
Many of us get questions regularly about antisemitism, Jewish life, and the situation today in Israel and the many millennia of history of Jews in the Middle East.
There are several websites that offer critical resources on these topics and can help us answer questions, share information, and connect people with facts. They are also a resource for anyone—including educators—looking for fact-based resources.
Visit and share the following sites.
Israel-Hamas War: What you need to know
Facts and figures from the American Jewish Committee on all aspects of the war in Israel.
Standing With Israel
A collection of factsheets and tools from the Board of Deputies of British Jews.
Stand With Us
Extensive collection of information that includes Israel’s story, factsheets on a wide variety of topics, and booklets like Understanding the Past.
Educator/school resources (but great information for everyone)
Unlearn It
A resource hub for educators and parents to learn about, identify, and take action to address antisemitism.
Educators Against Antisemitism
A variety of links to further education-focused sites
Lesson plans
The Anti-Defamation League has a wide range of lesson plans available for teachers.
Unpacked
Educational tools about both Judaism and Israel that educators and others can use. Many videos to explore.
Institute for Curriculum Services
A collection of information from an organization dedicated to improving the accuracy of K-12 instruction and instructional materials on Jews, Judaism, and Jewish history.
Explore our community toolkit for countering antisemitism
Navigating antisemitism in K-12 schools
How to engage on social media
How to have the conversation
How to be a grassroots organizer
Report an antisemitism incident
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