The AJC has several publications for students:

The Durban Diaries: A Glimpse into the Experiences of the EUJS Delegation
Highlights the experiences of the European Union of Jewish Students at the UN World Conference Against Racism (Durban I) in 2001.

Israel: A Student Resource Guide 
This brochure is an indispensable resource guide for college students. "The more you learn about Israel, the stronger the case for Israel becomes," says AJC Executive Director David A. Harris. The guide offers vital information for understanding Israel and tips on effective advocacy. It is the latest initiative in AJC's expanding outreach to Jewish youth. Compiled by Liana Kraushaar. 28 pages.

What Israel Means to Me
An inspirational piece on the meaning of Israel in history and today. This is a must-read. By David Harris

Israel's Morality and the World's Myopia
A piece clarifying Israel's aims in its fight against Palestinian terrorism and explaining how the world has terribly misunderstood the conflict. By Daniel Gordis

Israel's Moral War
A piece on how Israel has retained its morality in fighting an implacable and thoroughly immoral enemy. By Yossi Klein Halevi

Israel in the Media: A Guide to Producing Effective Media Critiques
An invaluable guide to best-practices for pro-Israel advocates. By David Bernstein. 42 pages

AJC Publishes College Presidents' Statement Decrying Intimidation on Campus
More than 300 college and university presidents, listed in AJC's full page New York Times ad have signed onto a statement decrying intimidation on campuses. The statement was initiated by several current and former college presidents, in the wake of a series of incidents on campuses last spring in which Jewish students were targeted. Other incidents have continued to occur in the beginning of the fall semester. 1 page.

Arab-Israeli Conflict: A Brief Guide for the Perplexed
"This paper provides some perspectives and talking points, both historical and contemporary. It is not intended as an exhaustive examination of the subject matter." (Taken from the text.) Contains a short history and contemporary examination of the Arab-Israeli conflict. By David Harris. 13 pages.

Five Basic Talking Points on Israel
Points of emphasis while discussing or debating Israel and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Contains sections: Peace, Democracy, Government, Self-Defense, and Occupation. By David Harris. 3 pages.

How do you talk to non-Jews about Israel?
Tools for discussing Israel with non-Jews. Contains sections: Background Information, Helpful Tips for Discussing Israel with Christians, Strategies and Ideas for Programs, Scenarios, Frequently Asked Questions and Ways to Respond, Important Historical Events in Christian-Jewish Dialogue, The Difference Between Debate and Dialogue. By Ben Roth, AJC Fellow, Chicago Chapter. 5 pages.

How to Support Israel and Combat Anti-Semitism
"This booklet is designed to give you options as to ways that you can act [to support Israel]. It contains sections on political advocacy, media advocacy, and direct economic support for Israel. We have also included a section on web sites that contain current news and information on Israel. Many of these sites will automatically furnish you with alerts as to things to do in response to events if you request that they do so." (Taken from introduction in the text). This publication is in a list format. By AJC New York. 19 pages.

Muslim Anti-Semitism: A Clear and Present Danger
This report shows the true extent and danger of the hatred propagated in Arab countries. Professor Wistrich traces the history of anti-Semitism in the Muslim world and examines various manifestations of anti-Semitism in contemporary Arab societies, ranging from the demonization of Israel to conspiracy theories reminiscent of Nazi propaganda. By Robert S. Wistrich. 10 pages.

Quick Responses to Common Misunderstandings about the Middle East/ Roots of the Conflict
Quick facts about Israel, the Arab-Israeli, and the Israel-Palestine conflicts. Bullet-point format. 2 pages.

The Middle East: Back to Basics
A series of questions are posed exploring various aspects of the historical and contemporary reality of Israel, the Arab-Israeli conflict, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and their relationship with the international community. By David Harris. 6 pages.

Tips for Pro-Israel Advocates
"Anyone who speaks out in support of Israel today in a public setting, particularly on an American college campus, is likely to encounter opposing voices, some reasoned, others shrill. The following 'tips' from someone who has debated the Middle East in numerous diplomatic, political, media, and academic settings may be of help." (Taken from the text). Strategies for discussion and debate in support of Israel. By David Harris. 3 pages.

Why Campus Anti-Israel Activity Flunks Bigotry 101
Commentary and argument exposing the double standard and bigotry of critics and criticism of Israel. Contains sections: Introduction, Bigotry 101, Distortion of History to Promote Hatred, Twisting Current History, Distortion of Language to Promote Bigotry, Abandonment of Basic Principles in Order to Vilify An Enemy, Failure of Empathy and Imagination, Overlooking Anti-Semitism, What's Necessary for a Passing Grade. By Kenneth Stern. 10 pages.

Letter from the Campus Front
"A number of colleges and universities have become the front line in the Israeli-Palestinian struggle in the United States. Pro-Israel college students are in the thick of that struggle and need our understanding, support, and help." (Taken from the text). A discussion of anti-Semitism and the Israel-Palestine conflict on campus. By David Harris. 7 pages.

Divestment Deception: Legal and Political Answers to Divestment Claims
"Students and professors at several American universities have joined together in campaigns that urge divestment from companies that do business with Israel...The following legal, political, and moral arguments address the divestment movement's principal arguments." (Taken from the text.) Contains sections: Background, The Problem with Divestment, Countering the Specific Allegations Behind the Divestment Movement, Conclusion. By Rebecca Neuwirth. 7 pages.

For all of AJC's publications click on the Publications section.