We are a group of individual volunteers, dedicated to raising awareness, fostering unity, and providing unwavering support and advocacy for Israelis. We have created the largest network working together to ensure that the truth about Israel resonates across borders, empowering and advocating for the nation on a worldwide scale.

We connect various initiatives that emerged in the aftermath of the October 7th terror attack. This encompasses advocacy groups, creative teams, technology companies, and more. Furthermore, link all of these initiatives to bridge the gap between governmental factors, civil diplomacy initiatives, and organizations, aiming to synchronize and amplify our efforts effectively.

You can join the network whether you have a specific professional background that can help with advocacy and campaigns in the creative arena, technology arena, or digital skills. Alternatively, you can also help by amplifying the message through your personal social networks. To join professional teams, please check out: For amplifying content, please check out ADD LINKS!!! ****

Modern antisemitism has its roots in historical and ideological developments over time. Key factors include religious stereotypes, medieval economic and social marginalization, blood libel accusations, 19th-century nationalism and racial ideology, political instrumentalization by movements like fascism and Nazism, and the persistence of conspiracy theories. Antisemitism is not confined to one era or ideology and continues in various forms today. Efforts to combat it require education, awareness, and fostering tolerance and understanding among communities.

Anti-Zionism is a political stance opposing the existence of Israel as a homeland for Jews. It emerged in response to the establishment of Israel in 1948, often calling for alternative solutions like a single secular state or a two-state solution without recognizing Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state. While it can be a legitimate political position, it can also intersect with antisemitism. It's distinct from criticism of Israeli policies, and it's part of ongoing debates about Israel and Palestine.

Antisemitism is prejudice against Jews based on their ethnicity, religion, or culture. Anti-Zionism, on the other hand, opposes the existence of Israel as a Jewish homeland. While they are distinct, they can sometimes overlap. Antisemitism targets Jews as a group, whereas anti-Zionism is a political stance related to Israel's existence. It's important to distinguish between legitimate political criticism and antisemitic rhetoric.