Attack On Israel: From AJC CEO Ted Deutch

AJC CEO Ted Deutch joined CNN's Jake Tapper to discuss how college campuses should foster open dialogue and ideas, not become a breeding ground to glorify Hamas' terror, silence Jewish voices, spew antisemitic tropes, or demonize the only Jewish state in the world.

Watch AJC CEO Ted Deutch address the increase in antisemitism since O‍ct‍obe‍r 7 at The Second Front conference hosted by The Jerusalem Post.

In the wake of the vicious attack on Israeli citizens by Hamas terrorists, Harvard Palestine Solidarity Groups, a group or more than thirty-six student groups, chose to ignore the barbaric murders, kidnappings, and abuse of hundreds of Israeli citizens by Hamas and instead blamed Israel. This statement is wholly inimical to the ideals of the university and toxic to Harvard’s campus environment.

Read AJC CEO Ted Deutch's full speech from the University of Michigan. Ted joined Facts on the Ground (FOG), a student-run anti-disinformation organization, at the University of Michigan — his alma mater — to speak out against the rampant disinformation following Oc‍to‍be‍r ‍7 and to show his support for Jewish and pro-Israel students on campus.

In a speech at the Park Avenue Synagogue, AJC CEO Ted Deutch reflects on the reality of the new world following the Hamas massacre on Israel on October 7. Ted details the work American Jewish Committee has been doing since the attack. He also spoke about what it was like to, earlier in the week in Israel, visit the sites of Hamas’ atrocities and meet with survivors, family members of hostages, and Israeli President Herzog.

When the Hamas attack on Israel unfolded last month, I watched, as many of us did, in sheer horror as the full scope of the terrorists’ depravity and barbarism was revealed.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch is immensely proud to be in our Nation's Capital at the March For Israel, where he – alongside hundreds of thousands of advocates and allies – are standing in solidarity with the Jewish state, condemning rising antisemitism, and demanding the immediate release of all hostages.

Amid a global wave of antisemitic harassment, intimidation, and violence, more than 290,000 people from across the United States came together on Tuesday in Washington, D.C. to make clear that Americans stand with Israel and the Jewish community. The March for Israel made clear that we are united against terrorism, against antisemitism, and in our dedication to bring home every hostage being held by Hamas.

November 14, Jews from all across the U.S. will gather in Washington, D.C. for a pro-Israel march. Together, we will show our support for Israel, call for the release of the hostages, and rise against antisemitism. We will stand united for human dignity and against terror and hate. This moment transcends politics, generations, and religions.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch addressed Kabbalat Shabbat worshippers at Park Avenue Synagogue in New York City. Ted provided a line-by-line takedown of the four big lies spread by Hamas supporters on college campuses and around the world. Learn more about these antisemitic lies and tropes.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch on joined CNN's Zain Asher and Bianna Golodryga to send a clear message: colleges and universities have an obligation to protect Jewish students every single day. Ted also urges university leaders to condemn all forms of Jew-hatred and those glorifying Hamas’ ruthless terror.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch speaks on MSNBC's Morning Joe about recent antisemitism spike on campuses, including recent threat at Cornell University where Cornell student has been charged for threatening to murder Jews in the dining hall.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch joined CNN's Jake Tapper to spotlight the direct correlation between Hamas' brutal, October 7th terrorist attack on Israelis and the steep rise in Jew-hatred across the world. Ted calls on all of society to unite against antisemitism and to condemn Hamas’ grotesque terror.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch spoke with CNN about the "terrifying" and "unacceptable" rise of anti-Jewish hate on college campuses across the nation. Ted also decries campus rallies that glorify Hamas' terror and calls on all colleges and universities to protect Jewish students.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch makes it clear on CBS that there's no place, not now and not ever, for denying Hamas’ vicious attack on Israeli citizens earlier this month.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch joined CNN's Wolf Blitzer to sound the alarm on how the Israel-Hamas war is leading to an increase in anti-Jewish hate.

American Jewish Committee (AJC) CEO Ted Deutch today released the following statement in response to confirmation that Hamas slaughtered 40 Israeli babies, further depicting the depravity and inhumanity of Hamas’ terror attack against Israel.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch joins MSNBC where he signals to the world that this is a moment to stand together on the side of humanity and against evil. Ted also praised the statements from the U.S. and European leaders reasserting Israel’s right to defend itself.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch joins MSNBC where he details his reaction to Hamas’s horrific and barbaric attack against Israel. Ted demands that the international community stand on the side of what’s right and against this type of barbarism. Go to AJC.org/AttackOnIsrael for the latest resources and explainers about Hamas's unprovoked attack on Israel.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch joins MSNBC’s Morning Joe where he retells the harrowing stories of innocent Israelis who were slaughtered by Hamas terrorists. Ted also discusses the abhorrent rallies in support of Hamas terrorists that occurred over the weekend in cities across the West.

AJC CEO Ted Deutch spoke with CNN's Jake Tapper about the barbaric and unprovoked Hamas terror attack against Israel. Ted calls out the Iranian-backed terror group that is mercilessly killing Israelis, and also reaffirmed Israel's right to defend itself.