NYJA statement on the antisemitic attack in Washington D.C.

We are deeply concerned about the dangerous rise of antisemitism emanating from across the political spectrum. And we are committed to ensuring that Jewish students, like all students, can learn in a campus environment free from hate, harassment and discrimination. We firmly believe that anti-Jewish rhetoric or calls for violence should have no place in any movement for peace, justice, and self-determination. 

NYJA reacts to detention and potential deportation of Mahmoud Khalil

We are deeply concerned about the dangerous rise of antisemitism emanating from across the political spectrum. And we are committed to ensuring that Jewish students, like all students, can learn in a campus environment free from hate, harassment and discrimination. We firmly believe that anti-Jewish rhetoric or calls for violence should have no place in any movement for peace, justice, and self-determination.