Passover Online: How Three Years of Conversation Reflect a Changing World
Over the past three years, Passover has become a digital mirror of evolving Jewish identity, communal struggle, and global conflict. From interfaith unity to stark reminders of antisemitism and war, online conversations now frame the holiday as both a celebration and a reckoning.
51% Increase In Online Posts Related to Antisemitism in 2024
2024 was another record-breaking year for online conversations related to antisemitism, Israel, and the Jewish experience. The BSA Command Center registered a 51% increase in online social media posts in 2024, equalling 1.13 billion posts in total, reaching over one billion mentions for the first time. Campus Protests Drive Mentions Unlike in 2023, the majority […]
Attitudes On Campus Protests, Including Associated Jewish Hate, Vary By Age
The new academic year brings a resumption of protests on college campuses about the Israel-Hamas war, but the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism’s (FCAS) ongoing research reveals that while many younger Americans on college campuses feel strongly about the protests, these views are not shared by all Americans.
Robert Kraft Establishes Blue Square Scholars Program at Yeshiva University
Yeshiva University has launched the Blue Square Scholars program with a $1 million donation from Robert Kraft to support Jewish students amid rising antisemitism. This initiative reinforces YU’s commitment to providing a safe, inclusive academic environment while empowering future leaders to stand against hate.
Blue Square Alliance Launches Nationwide Campaign in Response to Rising Hate on College Campuses
Blue Square Alliance Against Hate has launched a new campaign addressing the surge in Jewish hate on college campuses, calling on university leaders to enforce accountability. Featuring a letter from Robert Kraft and a nationwide media rollout, the initiative is part of the Blue Square campaign to promote empathy and stand against all hate.