Holocaust Remembrance Day: How to honor those we lost
Holocaust survivor, author, and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Elie Wiesel promised that he would never be silent whenever and wherever…
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Our hope for the first 100 days of the Biden Administration
On his first day in office, President Joe Biden took an important step in support of refugees by signing a…
U.S. State Department takes significant step by recognizing Uyghur genocide
Jewish World Watch applauds the U.S. State Department’s crucial declaration that the Chinese government is committing genocide and crimes against…
50 Genocide prevention organizations and experts call for UN Commission of Inquiry on crimes against humanity and genocide against Uyghurs
The Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP) has reissued an open letter to governments, along with 29 genocide and atrocity prevention…
We will continue to fight intolerance to create a more just world
While we typically have worked on matters in other countries, what happened on Jan. 6 in our nation’s Capitol is…
Let’s hold up the world together
[maxbutton id=”99″] It has no doubt been an extraordinary year. Because of our supporters, Jewish World Watch has been able…
Jewish leaders sign letter in support of Artsakh
Over the last few weeks, Jewish leaders from around Los Angeles came together to stand with the Armenian community when…
10 years after UN Mapping Report, still no justice in the Congo
Ten years ago this month, the United Nations published the Congo Mapping Exercise Report. The landmark report documented more than…
High Holy Days 2020: To be a Jew is to act globally
As the Director of Education for Jewish World Watch, I spend a large portion of my time talking to adults…
It’s time for U.S. to call Rohingya atrocities genocide
The Rohingya community in Southeast Asia continues to live in a state of fear, isolation and suffering. We can do…