Antisemitism did not disappear from Germany with the end of the Nazi regime. On the contrary, it has been on the rise for years, taking an ever more aggressive form – not only in Germany, but throughout Europe.

Antisemitism hits first and foremost Jewish communities, but it also represents an assault on our democratic values and liberal society. To effectively counter antisemitism, one must recognize and clearly address its various manifestations. In concrete terms, successfully winning this fight means that antisemitism in right-wing and Islamist milieus, the political left, and mainstream society must be specifically analyzed and countered with appropriately differentiated measures.

AJC Berlin is among the key actors in Germany in the fight against antisemitism. In close cooperation with governmental policymakers, political organizations, and civil society, AJC Berlin raises awareness and continually works on suitable measures to counter the rise of antisemitism. The security of Jewish people, their communities, and institutions is of the highest priority.