Policymaker Resources

Antisemitism & the U.S. – Israel War with Iran

Not all criticism of the war is antisemitic, and not all controversial rhetoric is innocent. The framework is meant to serve as a guide to assess which category statements on the U.S.-Israel war on Iran fall into: antisemitic, not antisemitic, or rhetoric that could unintentionally feed into antisemitic tropes.

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Talking About Antisemitism: A Messaging Guide for Policymakers

Antisemitism is rising. It’s being normalized in political speech and in popular media, and our community has suffered when that rhetoric has turned to increased violent, sometimes deadly, incidents. Voters are paying attention, and candidates and policymakers across the ideological spectrum are being asked where they stand.

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The Antisemitism Response and Prevention Act (ARPA)

The Antisemitism Response and Prevention Act takes a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to combating antisemitism by investing in what actually works. Introduced by Representatives Nadler, DeLauro, Balint, and Frost, ARPA recognizes a core truth: democracy and…

Pro-Israel Money in Politics

This campaign season has many wrestling with how to talk about several tough issues without evoking antisemitic tropes. This series of issue briefs from the Nexus Project is designed to help ensure that complex issues…

U.S. Foreign Assistance to Israel

This issue brief explains why Israel aid is a particularly sensitive issue for many Americans, identifies policy considerations within the scope of legitimate discussion, flags warning signs for arguments reflecting antisemitic dynamics, and offers strategies…

Talking About Antisemitism - Messaging Guide for Policymakers (Executive Summary)

This guide, produced by The Nexus Project, helps policymakers discuss antisemitism, reflecting the organization’s core conviction that combating antisemitism and protecting democratic values and free expression are complementary goals.
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