Protect our communities online and offline.

Modern safety requires modern defense. Holly Huffnagle, Director of Antisemitism Policy at American Jewish Committee (AJC), explains how the bipartisan Jewish American Security Act (JASA) would address cybersecurity vulnerabilities and help protect communities from digital threats.

In an increasingly connected world, online harassment and digital threats can have real-world consequences. JASA recognizes that protecting communities requires addressing threats before they escalate from the digital space into physical harm.


Take Action: Urge Congress to support JASA today: AJC.org/ActAgainstAntisemitism

Jessica Bernton, Director of Congressional Affairs at American Jewish Committee
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