Center for Jewish Impact

03/06/2026

Israeli tourists were denied accommodation at a hotel in Germany because they were Jewish. Yes, read that again. In 2026, Jews are being denied access to public spaces in Germany.

We applaud Booking for removing the hotel from its platform and urge the company to continue enforcing a zero tolerance policy toward antisemitism.

It is frustrating to have to say this in 2026, but there should be no place for businesses that make Jew hatred part of their policy.

01/06/2026

This weekend, more than 50,000 people filled the streets of New York for the Israel Day Parade.

No riots. No vandalism. No calls for violence. No terrorist flags.

Just people celebrating their identity, their heritage, and their connection to Israel.

At a time when anti-Israel demonstrations too often translate into intimidation, glorification of terror, and antisemitic rhetoric, the contrast could not be clearer.

We will not apologize for our pride. We will not hide our connection to Israel.

And we certainly will not surrender the streets to those who spread hate in its name.

27/05/2026

25/05/2026

Running to shelters should never become normal for any child. But somehow, when it comes to Israeli kids, the world has nothing to say.

This is the reality for children in Northern Israel, who have lived under nonstop rocket, missile, and drone fire from Hezbollah for more than two years now.

Nothing about this is okay.

20/05/2026

The “Silenced No More” report documents the sexual violence committed against Israelis on October 7 and in captivity. It is based on more than 430 testimonies, over 10,000 photos and video segments, and 1,800+ hours of footage gathered during a two year investigation.

The report concludes that sexual violence was not isolated, but systematic and used as part of the terror itself.

It is hard to read and process.

But what is truly infuriating is that only now, after this amount of evidence, some people are finally willing to believe Israeli men and women.

This report should not have been necessary for people to care. But at least now, it becomes harder to deny, minimize, or look away.

17/05/2026

It is not luck or coincidence that Israel has finished in Eurovision’s top 5 for four consecutive years. In completely different moments, in war and in peace, and despite all the noise in recent years, , , , and reached the top because they brought real talent to the stage.

A streak like this comes from hard work, resilience, and the refusal to settle for anything less than excellence.

Pure Israeli spirit 🇮🇱

17/05/2026

Awkward…

13/05/2026

If there’s a project you should know about, it’s this one.

“Back in the Game” is a new nationwide basketball initiative helping IDF veterans coping with PTSD rebuild routine, connection, confidence, and support through sport.

Last week, four teams from across Israel came together for a special tournament marking the launch of the initiative, led by the Israel Basketball Association, the Zahal Disabled Veterans Organization, and the Center for Jewish Impact.

Swipe to see some of the moments that made this event so special and the healing power of being part of a team.

07/05/2026

Do you see it now? Jews are not safe on London’s streets, and that doesn’t come out of nowhere. Jews are being stabbed in broad daylight. Synagogues are being targeted with firebombs. While it is relieving to see action being taken, the fact that this became necessary at all says everything you need to know about antisemitism.

Nothing about this is ok.