Islamophobia

WOMEN’S MARCH PETITION: Palestinian liberation is central to a liberatory, intersectional feminist movement

Click Here to Sign the Change.Org Petition Petition Language: "Accusations of antisemitism, which have been leveled at the National Women’s March since its beginning in 2017, are now fracturing the movement. As anti-racist Jewish women and queer, transgender, and gender non-conforming people who have participated in Women’s March activities, we’re deeply concerned about allowing a ...

IJAN Statement on Orlando Attack

Our hearts go out to the victims of the attack at Pulse Club’s Latinx night in Orlando and their loved ones. We send our condolences to their loved ones, and our solidarity to the wider Orlando and LGBTQ community as we all grieve these lost lives. This attack is a reminder of the violence and ...

Apres les Attentats de Brussels

Au lendemain des derniers attentats de Bruxelles, les attaques contre les Arabes et les Musulmans ont encore gravi un échelon en Europe et aux États Unis. La plus grande mosquée de Madrid a été l’une des premières à en souffrir. Le profilage racial dans les aéroports, les gares et autres lieux publics ne cesse de ...

IJAN Statement on Attacks in Brussels

In the aftermath of the latest bombings in Brussels, attacks against Arabs and Muslims have again escalated in both Europe and the United States. Madrid’s biggest mosque was one of the first to suffer. Racial profiling in airports, train stations, and other public places continues to intensify. Our hearts go out to the victims of ...

IJAN condena la Islamofobia y el asesinato de los tres estudiantes musulmanes en Chapel Hill,Carolina del Norte, EEUU

La Red Internacional Judía Antisionista (IJAN) expresa consternación y sus profundas condolencias ante el brutal asesinato de tres estudiantes musulmanes estadounidenses en la Universidad de Carolina del Norte en Chapel Hill el 10 de Febrero de 2015. Enviamos nuestros más sentidos pésames a los seres queridos de las víctimas de este abominable crimen.

IJAN Condemns Islamophobia and the Murder of three Muslim Students in Chapel Hill, NC

The International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (IJAN) expresses its profound sympathy and grief over the brutal murder of three Muslim American students at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on February 10, 2015. We send our heartfelt condolences to the loved ones of the victims of this heinous crime. 19-year-old Razan Muhammed Abu-Salha, 21-year-old Yusor Muhammed Abu-Salha, and 23 year-old Deah Shaddy Barakat were all murdered in cold blood, “execution-style,” as the father of the two women said.

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