EndJewHatred Day, which is today, April 29th, is far more than a mere day, but it is also not meant to stand alone. Honestly, one day of acknowledgment will never be enough. It is far too deeply ingrained, persistent, and dangerous for that. EndJewHatred needs to be a mandate on how we live, not simply a slogan or a moment. At the same time, this day matters. It is a declaration: one that raises awareness, names the problem clearly, and creates the kind of visibility that should lead to real, sustained action.

I have witnessed what happens when we treat antisemitism as something occasional, only addressed when it makes headlines. It disappears from conversations, classrooms, and policies, and in this vacuum, it grows back stronger. Silence always allows hate to fester. If we truly care about ending Jewish hatred, it must show up every........

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