JFRG Jewish Faculty Resilience Group

JFRG Jewish Faculty Resilience Group Formerly JFRG at UCLA. Defending Zionist and Jewish faculty, staff & postdocs across North American campuses. ✡️ 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇮🇱
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Adam Louis-Klein explains how antizionism can function as a specific form of anti-Jewish hate.JFRG’s Masterclass takes t...
09/06/2026

Adam Louis-Klein explains how antizionism can function as a specific form of anti-Jewish hate.

JFRG’s Masterclass takes that understanding into real-world practice, with tools and solutions for Israel-affirming faculty and staff in higher education.

Read: https://tinyurl.com/AdamLouisKlein
Join the JFRG Masterclass: https://www.jfrg.org/masterclass (Links in bio)

You do not have to take our word for it. Follow the chain in Ruffalo’s own August 21 rhetoric.This is how guilt by assoc...
09/05/2026

You do not have to take our word for it. Follow the chain in Ruffalo’s own August 21 rhetoric.
This is how guilt by association works.

⁉️When antizionism puts you on the spot, what will you do⁉️Israel-affirming faculty and staff in higher ed: Learn to res...
09/04/2026

⁉️When antizionism puts you on the spot, what will you do⁉️
Israel-affirming faculty and staff in higher ed: Learn to respond with clarity, boundaries, and professionalism.
🔗 jfrg.org/MasterclassSignUp (link in bio)

Antisemitism does not always announce itself as antisemitism. Sometimes, it arrives dressed as moral certainty.Learn the...
09/03/2026

Antisemitism does not always announce itself as antisemitism. Sometimes, it arrives dressed as moral certainty.

Learn the pattern.

Jews can disagree profoundly about Israel. But the number of Jews who endorse an argument does not determine whether tha...
09/02/2026

Jews can disagree profoundly about Israel. But the number of Jews who endorse an argument does not determine whether that argument uses antisemitic ideas or patterns.

Examine the rhetoric itself.

An evening of community, learning, and resilience.Thank you to everyone who joined us for Conversation & Cocktails — an ...
08/28/2026

An evening of community, learning, and resilience.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Conversation & Cocktails — an evening bringing together faculty, leaders, and supporters around a shared commitment to Jewish life in higher education.

JFRG Executive Director Matthew Davidson opened the evening by sharing the mission behind our work and the growing need to support Jewish faculty across North American campuses. Rick Richman and Rabbi Abraham Cooper joined us for a candid conversation on the rise of antisemitism and antizionism, and how we move forward — and Rick generously signed and gifted copies of his book, And None Shall Make Them Afraid, to attendees.

Our host, UCLA cardiologist Dr. Kamran Shamsa, shared his own experience of being assaulted on campus during the encampments, a reminder of what's at stake in this work. The evening closed on a moving note, with the world-renowned Dr. Judea Pearl leading a musical medley, and JFRG's Kira Stein joining host Mahsa Shamsa as the room stood together to sing Hatikvah.

Conversations like these strengthen the community behind JFRG's work. Building the network starts with connection — and we're grateful to everyone who showed up.

Strengthening Jewish faculty & staff. Protecting students. Shaping the next generation.

Shabbat Shalom from your JFRG family. 💙Wishing Jewish faculty, staff, postdocs, students, and communities across North A...
08/21/2026

Shabbat Shalom from your JFRG family. 💙

Wishing Jewish faculty, staff, postdocs, students, and communities across North America a peaceful and restorative Shabbat.

Wherever you are, know that you are part of a growing community — and that we are here for Jewish faculty.

Criticizing Israeli policy is legitimate. Vilifying people for visiting Israel, engaging with Israelis, or being Zionist...
08/18/2026

Criticizing Israeli policy is legitimate. Vilifying people for visiting Israel, engaging with Israelis, or being Zionists is not.

That is not criticism of a government. It is the stigmatization and exclusion of people because of their associations and identity.

This response is in reference to the post by FJP at UCLA, criticizing the recent UCLA student delegation to Israel.

The standing ovations at Beth Jacob were more than an enthusiastic response to a compelling speaker. They expressed soli...
08/07/2026

The standing ovations at Beth Jacob were more than an enthusiastic response to a compelling speaker. They expressed solidarity with Jewish faculty and staff confronting discrimination in higher education.

JFRG is grateful to the Beth Jacob community for listening, caring, and standing with them.

Interested in learning more about hosting a JFRG educational briefing? Contact [email protected].

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