In 2024, pogrom-like attacks against Jews are reemerging in Europe, most recently seen in Amsterdam’s brutal mob violence targeting Jewish soccer fans. This incident mirrors the dark history of Kristallnacht and Russian pogroms, reminding us of the dangers Jewish communities face today. As anti-Semitic threats escalate worldwide, The Jewish Road stands resolute: "For Zion’s sake, we will not be silent." Join us in advocating for the safety and dignity of the Jewish people.

It doesn't take a genius to look around and know that being Jewish in America doesn't exactly come with perks. I'm an American, male, Jewish believer in Jesus of Nazareth. That puts me on more than a few of the world's most hated lists. It was enough to make me want to scratch off the rest of that star and just blend in.

It wasn't that long ago that Jews in Europe thought the same thing, who found themselves wearing a yellow Star of David, branded with a tattoo, both of which could not be removed. You would've thought that hatred was satiated 80 years ago, but in fact, the hunger is back.

In a world where truth seems increasingly elusive, history stands as a sanctuary of undeniable facts. Yet, surprisingly, there are those who continue to challenge even the most profoundly irrefutable events. As the Jewish people, we've faced not only unthinkable atrocities but also those who deny that such horrors ever took place. This is not a new problem; it's a recurring challenge we must confront head-on.