Voices

✡️ Syrian Jewish ex-refugee
📣 Outspoken voice for the Jewish People & Truth!
🌍 Showcasing Jewish life & culture with pride

Abraham Hamra is a New York-based immigration lawyer and social media advocate who was born in Damascus, Syria, and resettled in Brooklyn with his family in 1994. He runs a high-profile Instagram account (@abrahamhamra) with over 140,000 followers, where he creates content speaking out against antisemitism, countering misinformation about Israel, and showcasing Syrian Jewish history and culture — delivered in English, Hebrew, and Arabic. His background as an Arabic-speaking Syrian Jewish ex-refugee gives him a distinctive platform in pro-Israel advocacy, and he has spoken at events internationally, including appearances organized by Magen David Adom in Australia.

Palestinian American peace activist

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib is a Palestinian American writer, analyst, and resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, where he leads Realign For Palestine — a project advocating for a two-state solution, nonviolence, and a pragmatic approach to Palestinian statehood. A native of Gaza who lost over 30 family members in the Israel-Hamas war, he is one of the most prominent Palestinian voices publicly critical of Hamas while also opposing the Israeli military occupation. His writing has appeared in outlets including Haaretz, The Atlantic, The Forward, and The Times of Israel, and his social media presence — including 58,000 Instagram followers — centers on challenging entrenched narratives on both the pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian sides of the conflict.

Law school grad who talks shit on the internet 😈😈😈

Amelia Adams, known online as @neuroticjewishgay, is a New York-based law school graduate and self-described writer and satirist who uses Instagram (48K followers), X/Twitter, and Substack to explore Jewish identity, politics, and culture. She also runs the parody account @jvparody, which targets Jewish Voice for Peace, and co-hosts the podcast “Jew Wanna Talk.” Her content engages Jewish and Israel-related topics from the perspective of a self-identified Zionist lesbian, covering antisemitism, social media advocacy, and the complexities of American Jewish identity.

Nonprofit organization
AMMWEC engages with women of all faiths to form an alliance that empowers women to fight hate, antisemitism & dispel misconceptions about Muslims

AMMWEC (American Muslim & Multifaith Women’s Empowerment Council) is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit founded by Anila Ali that brings together Muslim and multifaith women to combat antisemitism, Islamophobia, and extremism through interfaith alliance-building. The organization has taken a notably active role on Israel-related issues, including leading an “I Bear Witness” solidarity tour to Israel with the Combat Antisemitism Movement following the October 7 Hamas attacks, sending multiple delegations to meet with Israeli survivors and government leaders, and becoming the only Muslim women’s organization to sign the Abraham Accords in 2020. AMMWEC also hosts an annual “Uniting Against Hate” national summit in Washington, D.C., co-sponsored by the Combat Antisemitism Movement, and has partnered with Jewish community organizations on Muslim-Jewish dialogue and reconciliation efforts.

Chinese-American Jew. Yes, we exist. Advocate & Educator proudly & loudly uplifting Jewish diversity, reclaiming Zionism & fighting antisemitism.

Amy Albertson (@theamyalbertson) is a Chinese-American Jewish advocate, educator, and social media content creator from California who uses her platform of over 50,000 Instagram followers to champion Jewish diversity, pro-Israel Zionism, and antisemitism awareness. She spent six years living in Israel after making Aliyah in 2015, during which she launched “The Asian Israeli” to document her experience as a Chinese-American Jewish immigrant, and currently serves as Lead Communications Strategist for the Z3 Project and as a member of Israeli President Herzog’s inaugural Voice of the People Council. A recipient of the WIZO Warrior for Israel Award and named one of Hadassah Magazine’s “18 American Zionist Women You Should Know” in 2023, she is a prominent voice on Jewish identity, pluralism, and Israel advocacy across social media and the speaking circuit.

Ambassador of Peace- Pakistani American Muslim Women’s Rights Activist, bridge builder, peacemaker

Anila Ali is a Pakistani-American Muslim civil rights activist, founder and president of the American Muslim and Multifaith Women’s Empowerment Council (AMMWEC), and a prominent interfaith bridge-builder with 390K Instagram followers. She is notable within the Jewish community for her outspoken support of Israel, including speaking at the November 2023 March for Israel on the National Mall and leading multiple Muslim delegations to Israel in the wake of the October 7 Hamas attacks. She has partnered with Hadassah — becoming the first Muslim woman named to their “18 American Zionist Women You Should Know” list — and has worked to combat antisemitism, describing AMMWEC as the first majority-Muslim organization on the front lines of fighting antisemitism in America.

✡️👊🏽Proud daughter of the Black & Jewish Diasporas | 🩵🤍 Progressive Zionist | 🌎Global Head of DEI | 📈 Chief Equity & Inclusion Officer | ✨Mompreneur✨

April Powers is a Los Angeles-based global DEI strategist, keynote speaker, and self-identified Progressive Zionist who is the great-granddaughter of both Eastern European Jewish pogrom survivors and Black survivors of American chattel slavery. She served as the inaugural Chief Equity & Inclusion Officer at the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), where she gained national attention after being forced to resign in 2021 following a backlash over a statement she posted condemning antisemitism. She is affiliated with Project Shema, a nonprofit focused on integrating antisemitism education into DEI programs, and co-launched “Jewbian Princess” to foster belonging for Jews of color in Jewish communal spaces; she uses her Instagram platform (@aprilpowers.tv) to share content at the intersection of Black and Jewish identity, Zionism, and inclusion.

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Arianna Rosie (@ariannarosieb) is a Texas Wesleyan University student (class of 2027) and Instagram-based content creator who advocates for Israel from an evangelical Christian perspective, posting pro-Israel content to her roughly 9,000 followers. She is co-founder of The Unity of Zion, a mother-daughter Christian Zionist brand and movement that sells pro-Israel apparel and works to unite Jews, Christians, and other Israel supporters in response to rising antisemitism and anti-Zionism. Her content explicitly frames standing with Israel as a religious calling rooted in her Christian faith.

Tony & Grammy Award winner
Actor • Writer • Singer • Advocate for Arab-Jewish unity
@othertheplay – my solo show Off-Bway: NOW – DEC 6!

Ari’el Stachel is an American actor of Yemenite Israeli and Ashkenazi Jewish heritage who won the 2018 Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role in The Band’s Visit, a Broadway musical set in Israel. He wrote and stars in the autobiographical Off-Broadway solo show Other, which chronicles his turbulent journey reconciling his identity as a Mizrahi-American Jew in post-9/11 America, including his long struggle to publicly embrace his Israeli and Arab Jewish roots. On Instagram and in his work, he has become increasingly outspoken about antisemitism, the invisibility of Jews of color, and Arab-Jewish unity.

Palestinian human rights activist, founded the Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group (PHRMG)

Bassem Eid is a Palestinian human rights activist and political analyst based in East Jerusalem who founded the Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group (PHRMG) in 1996 and currently serves as chairman of the Center for Near East Policy Research, while also working as a commentator on Palestinian affairs for Israeli TV and radio. Unlike many Palestinian voices, his work focuses on documenting human rights abuses committed by the Palestinian Authority and Hamas rather than Israel, and he is a prominent critic of the BDS movement and has spent over two decades researching and advocating for UNRWA reform. He has condemned Hamas for the October 7 attack on Israel, argues that Palestinian leadership has consistently rejected peace offers, and contributes op-eds to outlets such as The Jerusalem Post and Times of Israel.

Young Israeli advocacy activist
Gives interviews and lectures in Hebrew & English
Proud to be Israeli
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For my interview on Fox News👇

Ben Carasso is an 11-year-old Tel Aviv-based Israeli advocacy activist — known as the “Spokeskid of Israel” — and a third-generation descendant of Holocaust survivors who began advocating for Israel on social media and in person following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks. Through his Instagram and YouTube channels in both English and Hebrew, he shares the perspective of Israeli children living under conflict, and has conducted speaking tours in the United States, UK, and Europe, been invited to the United Nations Security Council and the British Parliament, and received the Resilience Award from the Jewish Agency for Israel. He was also selected as the youngest torchbearer in the history of Israel’s Independence Day ceremony and is a recruit to former government spokesperson Eylon Levy’s Israeli Citizen Spokespersons’ Office initiative.

Husband, Father, Brother, Friend & 7th Level Super Genius.

Biggah (@wyzewurdz74) is a non-Jewish Black American Instagram creator, raised in Brooklyn and currently working in security on the Las Vegas Strip, who uses his platform of over 43,000 followers to make blunt, direct-to-camera videos defending Israel and combating antisemitism. Motivated by what he describes as “straight-up lies about Israel” circulating on social media following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, he has produced more than 100 videos on the Hamas-Israel war, drawing the attention of figures such as Jessica Seinfeld and human-rights attorney Brooke Goldstein. He is married to a Jewish woman named Yasmine and frames his pro-Israel advocacy as a moral imperative, stating “if you’re antisemitic, you’re anti-Biggah.”

United in history. United and healing. United in life. Shaping the discourse for Black and Jewish activism✊🏾

@blackandjewishunity is a large-scale Instagram-based community platform with over 243,000 followers, operating under the Love Is Real Movement, and dedicated to bridging cultural divides between Black and Jewish communities through online and in-person campaigns. With over 5,300 posts and more than 20 million engagements, the account shapes public discourse around Black-Jewish solidarity, shared history, and joint activism. It is recognized across the Jewish community landscape as a prominent social media voice advocating for both communities against racism and antisemitism.

Black Jewish Entertainment Alliance – Standing Together in Solidarity Against Racism and Antisemitism.

The Black Jewish Entertainment Alliance (BJEA) is an organization launched in 2021 by over 170 Black and Jewish entertainment industry professionals — including artists, executives, and producers — dedicated to countering racism and antisemitism through solidarity and shared programming. Its initiatives include annual Freedom Seders, civil rights-themed events, and industry gatherings that draw figures from across film, television, and music, with the goal of strengthening bonds between the Black and Jewish communities. On Instagram (@bjealliance), the BJEA shares content highlighting the historical ties between the two communities, spotlights Black and Jewish artists, and amplifies voices speaking out against hate — making it a notable platform for Jewish-Black coalition-building in the entertainment world.

liberal, feminist, support black lives and a proud Zionist.
Founder of @battae_ Ethiopian Israeli Heritage Centre. 📧 info@BlackJewishMagic.com

Ashager Araro is an Ethiopian-Israeli activist and public diplomat who runs the widely followed Instagram account @blackjewishmagic (75K followers), where she addresses the intersectionality of being Black, Jewish, and a Zionist. She is the founder of Battae, an Ethiopian Israeli Heritage Centre in Tel Aviv that introduces visitors to the history, culture, and art of Ethiopian Jews in Israel. Born in Ethiopia, she came to Israel as part of Operation Solomon in 1991 and uses both her platform and the center to share the story of the Beta Israel community and advocate for their place within Israeli society.

Thanks for fighting to bring them home: families, forum, public worldwide, security forces, and partners. Our generation’s greatest civic fight!

Bring Them Home Now (@bringhomenow) is the official social media presence of the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, a civil, non-political organization established within 24 hours of the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, comprising thousands of volunteers, hostage family members, and professionals in security, law, communications, and diplomacy. With over 425,000 Instagram followers, the account raises global awareness of Israelis taken hostage by Hamas in Gaza, amplifies hostage families’ stories, and coordinates international advocacy. The Forum’s broader work includes diplomatic outreach, legal action against Hamas leaders in international courts, weekly rallies in Tel Aviv and through 70 international chapters, and managing media relations worldwide to keep the hostage crisis on the global public agenda.

1M+ followers | 500M+ views 🌎
Giving a voice to real people around the Middle East and its most conflicted areas.

Builders of the Middle East (@buildersofmideast) is a multi-platform social media account (Instagram, TikTok, and X) that has amassed over 1 million followers and 500 million views by featuring short-form video content spotlighting real people across the Middle East and its conflict zones. The account regularly covers Jewish-Arab relations, including content on Jews and Arabs coexisting in Israel, Jewish-Muslim cultural commonalities, and stories of cross-cultural connection — such as an Egyptian woman teaching Hebrew in Israel. Its human-interest approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and broader regional tensions makes it a notable voice in the social media landscape surrounding Israel and Jewish life in the Middle East.

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From the haitian church to Sephardic Judaism
👇🏾 this music is medicine

Caleiv Jean (כלב בן אברהם, @caleivjean) is a Haitian-American musician and convert to Orthodox Sephardic Judaism, born in Queens, NY, formerly known as a hip-hop producer in Atlanta who came from a Haitian Christian background. He shares his conversion story and Torah-inspired music — which he describes as “kosher Caribbean music” — across Instagram (54K followers), TikTok, Spotify, and Apple Music. His platform is relevant to the Jewish community as a high-profile ba’al teshuva/ger voice exploring Black and Caribbean Jewish identity through original music rooted in his faith.

Founder and CEO at Pizza Girl Inc. @pizzagirl. Collabs and Speaking inquiries contact kaye@preludemgmt.com

Caroline D’Amore is an Italian-American entrepreneur, model, DJ, and actress best known as the founder and CEO of Pizza Girl Inc., a line of USDA-certified organic pasta sauces sold at major retailers across California. Though not Jewish, she became a prominent non-Jewish voice in support of Israel and the Jewish community after October 7, 2023, using her Instagram platform (159K followers) to defend Israel and condemn antisemitism. She has since traveled to Israel, visited the Knesset, spoken at Jewish nonprofit events, and been featured by outlets including Aish.com and the Jewish Journal for her advocacy.

American journalist

Chris Cuomo is a veteran American broadcast journalist and Emmy Award winner currently hosting the primetime show “Cuomo” on NewsNation, where he has held a multi-year contract since joining the network in 2022. He has reported from Israel on the front lines of the Israel-Hamas war and has hosted town halls addressing antisemitism in America. Cuomo gained notable attention for his on-air confrontation with Kanye West over antisemitic remarks, firmly pushing back on claims of a “Jewish media mafia” and highlighting ADL data on the rise of antisemitism in the United States.

Richard Kemp has spent most his life fighting terrorism and insurgency, commanding British troops on the front line of some of the world’s toughest hotspots, including Afghanistan, Iraq, the Balkans and Northern Ireland. He is now a writer, a prolific journalist, media commentator and motivational speaker. He provides strategic consultancy services on leadership, security, intelligence, counter-terrorism and defence.

Colonel Richard Kemp CBE is a retired British Army officer who served for 30 years, commanding British forces in Afghanistan, Iraq, Northern Ireland, and the Balkans, and later heading the international terrorism team at the UK Cabinet Office’s Joint Intelligence Committee. Since leaving the army, he has become one of the most prominent non-Jewish, non-Israeli defenders of the IDF in Western media, regularly appearing in major outlets to argue that Israel is acting lawfully and morally in Gaza; he first gained international attention in 2009 when he addressed the UN Human Rights Council to refute the Goldstone Report’s war crimes allegations against the IDF. He is a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Gatestone Institute, heads UK Friends of the Association for the Wellbeing of Israel’s Soldiers (UK-AWIS), has been present in Israel during every major conflict since Operation Cast Lead in 2008, and describes himself as a Zionist.

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i’m saying it but you’re thinking it
proudly jewish. anglo indian. australian. israeli.
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Courtney Kate (@courtnnneycohen) is an Australian-Israeli Instagram creator of Anglo-Indian and Jewish heritage who uses her platform for direct social commentary, summarized in her bio tagline “I’m saying it but you’re thinking it.” Her content is rooted in her proudly stated Jewish and Israeli identity, making her voice relevant to diaspora conversations about Jewish pride, Israeli identity, and the intersection of multicultural Jewish experience.

Dalia Ziada is an Egyptian award-winning writer and political analyst specializing in governance, geopolitics, and defense policy in the Middle East and the Eastern Mediterranean. Over 18 years, Dalia worked in leading positions at regional and international think tanks and civil society organizations, where she managed programs and published dozens of essays and books analyzing political conflict

Dalia Ziada is an Egyptian award-winning writer and political analyst who serves as a Senior Fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs (JCFA) and as Washington D.C. Coordinator for the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP), with over 18 years of experience at think tanks in Egypt, Israel, and the United States. She is notable for her public condemnation of Hamas following the October 7, 2023 attacks — a stance that drew death threats and a state security investigation in Egypt — and for 16 years of active engagement in Muslim-Jewish and Arab-Israeli dialogue. Since May 2024, she has toured 59 American university campuses in partnership with Hillel International to lecture on Middle East geopolitics in the aftermath of October 7.

Canadian gay comedian

Daniel-Ryan Spaulding is a Canadian gay stand-up comedian and writer, known for his one-man show “Power Gay,” who has performed in over 50 countries and built a large following on Instagram and TikTok. After the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks — which occurred just a week after he performed in Tel Aviv — he posted a viral video condemning Western liberals for defending Hamas, garnering over 9 million views and transforming him into a prominent, non-Jewish pro-Israel advocate. Since then, he has used his social media platform to debunk anti-Israel claims, collaborate with the Israeli Embassy and hostage families, and received a 2025 Certificate of Recognition from the California State Legislature for his support of the Jewish community and Israel.

U.S. Opinion Editor at @dailymail @telavivinstitute. All views my own.

David Christopher Kaufman is a New York-based American journalist and U.S. Opinion Editor at The Daily Mail, with a background that spans editorial roles at The New York Times and New York Post, and regular contributions to outlets including The Forward, Tablet, The Telegraph, and The Financial Times. Of Ashkenazi Jewish and African-American heritage, he writes frequently about antisemitism, Jewish identity, and Israel — often drawing on his unique perspective as a self-described gay Black Jewish Zionist. He also serves as an expert contributor to the Tel Aviv Institute, a nonprofit media lab dedicated to countering antisemitism and misinformation about Jews and Israel through social media-driven strategies.

Investigative Journalist Exposing Extremism & Antisemitism

David Collier is a British independent investigative journalist and undercover researcher who spent 19 years in Israel and now focuses on exposing antisemitism, extremism, and anti-Israel media bias from the UK. He is best known for his March 2025 exposé of the BBC documentary *Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone*, which revealed the narrator was the son of a senior Hamas official and that the film mistranslated terms like “Jews” and “jihad” — findings that led to the documentary’s removal from streaming platforms. He has been named to The Algemeiner’s J100 list of top people positively influencing Jewish life and received a “Portrait of Courage” award from the media watchdog CAMERA, and shares his investigative work with over 30,000 followers on Instagram (@david_collier_il).

Debbie is a Jewish, Israeli, and Latina writer, educator, and content creator specializing in Jewish history and antisemitism.

She is well-known in Jewish spaces for condensing complex, multilayered, nuanced, and obscure Jewish history topics into more easily accessible education.

Debbie Lechtman is a Jewish, Israeli, and Latina writer, educator, and content creator based in Los Angeles, who holds a BS in journalism from Syracuse University and an MFA in creative writing from the University of San Francisco. She reaches over 116,000 Instagram followers with educational content on Jewish history, Jewish identity, and antisemitism, and has produced curricula and content for major organizations including the Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee, the Los Angeles Holocaust Museum, CAMERA, and Taglit-Birthright. She is recognized in Jewish communal spaces for making complex and often obscure Jewish history accessible, and has lectured at events hosted by Limmud, Hillel, the Holocaust Center for Humanity, and Microsoft.

British journalist and conservative commentator known for his provocative writing on immigration, identity politics, Western culture, and Islam.

Douglas Murray is a British conservative author, journalist, and cultural commentator who serves as associate editor of The Spectator and a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, with eight bestselling books including his most recent, On Democracies and Death Cults: Israel and the Future of Civilization (2025). Though not Jewish himself, Murray became one of Israel’s most prominent non-Jewish defenders following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, spending roughly a year and a half embedded in Israel — reporting from conflict zones, meeting hostage families, and speaking at Jewish community events worldwide. He argues that Israel’s survival is inseparable from the future of Western civilization, and has used his platform across outlets like the New York Post and The Free Press to push back against what he describes as antisemitism-driven anti-Israel narratives in Western media and on college campuses.

orthodox jew – licensed clinical social worker

Dr. Yehudah Pryce (DSW, LCSW) is a Black Orthodox Jewish convert, licensed clinical social worker, and criminal justice reform advocate based in the Pico-Robertson neighborhood of Los Angeles, who converted to Judaism while serving over 16 years in prison and later earned his doctorate in social work from Simmons University. He works as a clinical social worker and leads national mental health and well-being programs, with a focus on supporting formerly incarcerated individuals. On Instagram (@yehudahpryce, 24K followers), he shares content about his Orthodox Jewish life, combating antisemitism, and his post-October 7 solidarity trip to Israel, and he also writes for The Jewish Press.

American Christian content creator

Dumisani Washington is an American pastor, author, and Christian Zionist advocate based in Stockton, California, who founded and leads the Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel (IBSI), an organization dedicated to strengthening ties between the Jewish community, Israel, and people of African descent. He is a former Diversity Outreach Coordinator for Christians United for Israel (CUFI) and authored *Zionism and the Black Church: Why Standing with Israel Will Be a Defining Issue for Christians of Color in the 21st Century*. On Instagram (@dumisani6, 37K followers), he shares pro-Israel content countering antisemitism and anti-Zionist narratives, with a particular focus on the historical bonds between Black Americans and the Jewish people.

Israeli former politician, Labor Party, feminist, writer, lecturer

Einat Wilf is an Israeli public intellectual, author, and former Knesset member (2010–2013) who served with the Labor Party and later the Independence Party, holding positions on the Education Committee and the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. She is the author of seven books on Zionism, Israeli society, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, most notably the 2020 co-authored work *The War of Return*, which argues that the Palestinian “right of return” is the core obstacle to peace and that UNRWA perpetuates the refugee crisis. In late 2025, she founded the Oz Party in Israel, and she continues to lecture and write widely on Zionism, Jewish sovereignty, and what she terms “Palestinianism” — the ideological rejection of a Jewish state — making her a prominent and provocative voice on Israel-related issues for global Jewish audiences.

Israeli writer, marketer, Jewish civil rights activist
Creator of “I’m that Jew” campaign

Eitan Chitayat is an Israeli writer, branding expert, and founder of the Tel Aviv-based Natie Branding Agency, who has worked with global clients as well as Jewish and Israeli organizations including The Jewish Agency for Israel, IsraAID, and the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation. He is best known for creating the viral “I’m That Jew” campaign — a video and movement launched in 2015 that has amassed over 15 million views and been exhibited at the Museum of the Jewish People, aimed at empowering Jews to embrace their identity openly and combat antisemitism. Since October 7, 2023, Chitayat has devoted his platform — including his 88K-follower Instagram account — to reclaiming the Jewish narrative, and was recognized with the Voices of Iron Award at the Knesset for his advocacy work during the Swords of Iron war.

Iranian human rights activist

Elaaheh Jamali, known online as “Lily Moo,” is a London-based, Iranian-born human rights and women’s rights activist who fled Iran with her family at age 13 and rose to prominence leading anti-regime protests in the UK following the murder of Mahsa Amini. She has been a vocal pro-Israel voice in the diaspora Iranian community, attending rallies outside the Israeli embassy in London the day after October 7, traveling to Israel as part of a delegation sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and participating in an ELNET conference on gender-based violence. Her advocacy draws direct parallels between the Islamic Republic’s repression of Iranians and the threats facing Israel, and she has faced a fatwa and death threats for her public support of the Jewish state.

Proud Judean/Korean

Eliana Jolkovsky is a UCLA medical student and Jewish activist of mixed Judean and Korean heritage who runs the Instagram account @thatkoreanjew, where she has amassed over 44,000 followers. She uses her platform to advocate for Jewish rights and Israel, drawing on her unique identity as an Asian Jew to speak out against antisemitism on campus and beyond. She gained wider attention during the 2024 UCLA anti-Israel encampment protests, where she documented and shared footage of campus unrest and spoke publicly about the experiences of Jewish students.

Daughter of Iran. Attorney. Speaker. Author-to-be.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

Elica Le Bon is a non-Jewish Iranian-American attorney, speaker, and social media activist born in London to parents who fled the 1979 Iranian Revolution, who left her criminal law career in Los Angeles to pursue full-time advocacy on Middle Eastern politics and history. With over half a million followers on Instagram and X, she uses her platform to defend Israel and the Jewish community, combat misinformation about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and draw parallels between the Islamist ideology that destroyed freedom in Iran and the threats she sees facing the West and Israel today. She has spoken at Jewish community events and StandWithUs gatherings, written for The Jewish Chronicle, and appeared on major media outlets, describing herself as “a bridge between the Iranian and Israeli people.”

Zionist feminist 🎗️
Not Jewish | living in Israel
Created @feminists.againstantisemitism

Elise Addlem is a non-Jewish, Israel-based Instagram activist and self-described Zionist feminist who created the account @feminists.againstantisemitism, a platform challenging antisemitism within feminist spaces and confronting the denial of sexual violence committed on October 7. Her work focuses on the intersection of feminism and pro-Israel advocacy, arguing that mainstream feminist movements have failed to stand in solidarity with Jewish and Israeli women. The broader Feminists Against Antisemitism initiative she founded—noted by scholar Phyllis Chesler as being led primarily by non-Jewish women—operates across Instagram, Substack, and a podcast.

Granddaughter of Shoah survivors defending my people against antizionist disinformation.

Elisheva Abramson is an Israeli-American-British Jewish advocate and educator who serves as Program Manager for Social Media at CAMERA (Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America), and previously worked as Social Media Specialist for the International Israel Alliance NGO and as Scotland-Israel Affairs Officer for the Israeli Embassy in the UK. A granddaughter of Shoah survivors, she uses her Instagram platform (@elisheva.abramson, 6,400+ followers) and other social media channels to counter anti-Zionist disinformation and advocate for Israel and the Jewish people. Her content addresses antisemitism, Zionism, and Jewish identity, drawing on her tri-national background and personal family history of the Holocaust.

Born & Raised Orthodox Jew-Activist-Speaker-Content Creator

Elisheva Rishon is a Black Orthodox Jewish activist, speaker, content creator, and founder of the apparel brand Eli7 Designs, raised in the Orthodox communities of Crown Heights and Flatbush in Brooklyn and now based in Los Angeles. On Instagram (@therealeli7designs, 26K followers), she creates content centered on Jewish empowerment, Zionism, combating antisemitism and anti-Blackness, and building dialogue between the Black and Jewish communities. She is also the founder of the Black Jewish Zionist Squad (@bjzsquad) and has been featured in outlets including the Times of Israel, Aish, Hey Alma, Allure, and Jew in the City, where she speaks from her unique perspective as a born-and-raised Orthodox Black Jewish woman.

Owner of Blacklisted. Journalist.

Eve Barlow is a Scottish-born, Los Angeles-based journalist and former Deputy Editor of the New Musical Express (NME) who transitioned from music and pop culture reporting to become a prominent pro-Israel commentator and advocate. She is the creator of the Substack newsletter and platform *Blacklisted*, which focuses on combating antisemitism and anti-Zionism in media and entertainment, and she is also a Fox News contributor with a combined social media reach of over 1.5 million monthly readers. Recognized by The Algemeiner as one of the “Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish Life,” Barlow writes and speaks extensively on Israeli advocacy, the October 7 Hamas attacks, and the intersection of antisemitism with progressive media culture, and has appeared for organizations including the Jewish National Fund-USA, WIZO, and BBYO.

Feminism that includes Jews and Israelis🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️✡️🇮🇱🎗️
Zionist feminist
Created by @elise.addlem – follow for daily life in Israel

Feminists Against Antisemitism (@feminists.againstantisemitism) is an Instagram account and broader platform created by Elise Addlem, an Israel-based content editor, dedicated to promoting a Zionist, pro-Israel feminism that includes Jewish and Israeli women. The project confronts antisemitism within feminist spaces, particularly the denial of sexual violence committed on October 7, and the exclusion of Jewish and Israeli women from mainstream feminist solidarity. Beyond Instagram, the initiative runs a Substack, a podcast, and hosts events featuring prominent voices such as Julie Bindel and Phyllis Chesler, making it a multi-platform activist effort to challenge anti-Jewish bias within progressive feminist movements.

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Gabe Draws (@gabedraws) is a self-identified Zionist Jewish Instagram creator who produces illustrated content expressing pro-Israel and Jewish identity perspectives. Operating under the Hebrew name Gershon, they use their platform to share opinion-driven drawings on Jewish and Israel-related topics, and promote JCRNOW.com alongside their content. Their account is relevant to the Jewish community as a grassroots social media voice combining visual art with outspoken Zionist advocacy.

Daughter of German-American kidnapped hostage Jimmy Sharmahd

Gazelle Sharmahd is a German-American activist and spokesperson for the Kingdom Assembly of Iran (Tondar), who abandoned her career as a critical care nurse to campaign full-time after her father, Jamshid Sharmahd, was kidnapped by Iranian agents in Dubai in 2020 and executed by the Islamic Republic on October 28, 2024. With over 105,000 Instagram followers, she uses her platform to expose Iran’s campaign of transnational repression and state-sponsored hostage-taking. Her work is directly relevant to Israel and the Jewish community, as she has drawn explicit parallels between Iran’s hostage-taking and Hamas’s October 7 attacks, arguing that Western appeasement of Tehran emboldens jihadist regimes targeting both Israelis and Iranian dissidents alike.

info@gghamari.com Juris Doctor. Ex-Politician. Political Analyst. Human Rights Advocate. Raising awareness on occupied Iran, Islamic Terrorism & Jihad

Goldie Ghamari is an Iranian-Canadian lawyer and political analyst who served as the first woman of Iranian descent elected to a Canadian provincial parliament, representing the riding of Carleton in Ontario as a Progressive Conservative MPP from 2018 until 2025, before being removed from caucus in 2024. Now active across social media with over 516,000 Instagram followers, she uses her platform to expose Islamic terrorism, antisemitism, and the Iranian regime’s threats — and has been a vocal pro-Israel voice from a Muslim-background Iranian diaspora perspective, self-identifying as “a proud Zionist” and arguing that Iranians and Israelis share a common enemy in the Islamic Republic. She has spoken at Jewish community events, condemned pro-Hamas rallies in Canada, and championed the campaign to designate Iran’s IRGC as a terrorist organization, while herself facing a $250,000 assassination bounty placed by an Iranian regime-linked hacker group.

Palestinian peace activist & accountant. Living in asylum in Germany.

Hamza Howidy is a Palestinian activist and writer from Gaza, now living in asylum in Germany, who was imprisoned and tortured by Hamas after co-organizing the 2019 “We Want to Live” protests against the group’s rule. With 72,000 Instagram followers, he uses his platform to publicly criticize Hamas as a terrorist organization, challenge Western pro-Palestinian protest movements, and advocate for a two-state solution and a democratically governed Palestinian state free from Hamas and Iranian influence. His firsthand account of Hamas repression — and his outreach to Israelis on social media — makes him a notable and rare Palestinian voice engaging directly with Israeli and Jewish audiences on the path to peace.

Israel, politics, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, “Ask Haviv Anything” podcast

Haviv Rettig Gur is an Israeli journalist and political analyst who serves as senior analyst at The Times of Israel and Middle East analyst at The Free Press, with nearly two decades of coverage of Israeli politics, foreign policy, Jewish identity, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He is the host of the “Ask Haviv Anything” podcast, a listener-driven history and current affairs show focused on Israel, Jews, and the Middle East, which ranks in the top 0.5% of podcasts globally. He previously served as director of communications for the Jewish Agency for Israel and is a frequent lecturer on Zionism, antisemitism, and the relationship between Israeli and diaspora Jewish communities.

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Havurah Folk (@havurahfolk) is a New York City-based Jewish arts collective and Instagram platform founded by Eitan Gutenmacher and Daniella Messer, powered by the World Jewish Congress, that serves as a community hub for Jewish painters, musicians, writers, poets, and other creatives. With 27,000 Instagram followers, the platform promotes Jewish artistic life by publishing the Havurah Journal and producing *Verklempt!*, a print-only magazine of Jewish art, culture, and literature — including a special poetry pamphlet on the Jewish experience since October 7th. Its mission is rooted in reclaiming an artistic tradition it traces back to the biblical craftsman Bezalel, aiming to “invigorate a generation of young Jews and restore the Jewish artistic impulse.”

Author: The Wrong Kind of Jew
Son of North African+Iraqi Jewish refugees

Hen Mazzig is an Israeli writer, speaker, social media influencer, and founder of the Tel Aviv Institute, a nonprofit that uses data-driven strategies to combat antisemitism and anti-Israel disinformation online. A gay Mizrahi Jew of Iraqi and Tunisian descent whose family fled persecution in the Middle East and North Africa, he is the author of The Wrong Kind of Jew: A Mizrahi Manifesto (2022), which advocates for the recognition of Mizrahi Jewish identity and challenges the narrative of Israel as a European colonial project. He has spoken on over 500 college campuses and appeared on the BBC, Sky News, and CNN, and is credited by historians as the founder of Mizrahi Heritage Month.

Media watchdog exposing anti-Israel bias.
Holding the media to account.

HonestReporting is a non-profit pro-Israel media watchdog organization founded in October 2000, with offices in New York and Jerusalem, that monitors international news coverage for what it describes as anti-Israel bias, inaccuracies, and breaches of journalistic standards affecting Israel and the broader Jewish world. On Instagram, where it has over 161,000 followers, the organization publishes content exposing alleged media bias, debunking false narratives about Israel, and highlighting antisemitic conduct by journalists at major outlets including CNN, Reuters, The New York Times, and the BBC. Its advocacy has led to numerous media corrections, editorial retractions, and the termination of relationships between news organizations and journalists found to have made antisemitic or Hamas-affiliated social media posts.

Jew.

Joseph Cohen is a British-Jewish activist and the founder of the Israel Advocacy Movement (IAM), established in 2014, which has grown into the largest online pro-Israel organization in the United Kingdom with over 287,000 Instagram followers and 100 million video views across platforms. He previously co-founded the Campaign Against Antisemitism and has spent over a decade documenting antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment in the UK through street-level filming, debates, and social media content. After facing persistent death threats and violence following the October 7, 2023 Hamas massacre, Cohen relocated to Israel, and continues to produce pro-Israel advocacy content countering antisemitism, BDS, and anti-Zionism.

Born to the ᏣᎳᎩ ᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ Cherokee Nation (Muskrat), and Jicarilla Apache Nation (Velarde).

Jennifer Muskrat-Velarde (Instagram: @jenn.muskrat08) is a Native American educator, cultural advocate, and community activist from the Jicarilla Apache Nation reservation in New Mexico, with roots in both the Cherokee Nation and the Jicarilla Apache Nation. She teaches Apache youth on the reservation and creates social media content on Native American history, culture, and current affairs, using her platform to reach younger generations. Since October 7, 2023, she has become a vocal pro-Israel voice, drawing parallels between Indigenous peoples’ spiritual connection to their ancestral homelands and the Jewish people’s historical and religious bond to the Land of Israel.

exploring visual evidence of Jewish faces & communities to create global awareness of Jewish identity. breaking stereotypes.

Jenny Abrams is a Miami-based photographer and Instagram creator who founded the account @youdontlookjewish, which has amassed over 37,000 followers by showcasing the visual diversity of Jewish faces and communities around the world. Launched in 2020, the project grew out of her concern — first identified in 2016 — that there was insufficient documentation of the breadth of Jewish identity, particularly among non-Ashkenazi communities such as Sephardi, Mizrahi, Igbo, Beta Israel, and bi-racial Jews. Her long-term goal is to build a physical and digital collection depicting global Jewish diversity through exhibitions, books, and a visual museum, with early fieldwork focused on African Jewish communities in Nigeria, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Ethiopia.

Lebanese Christian Israeli LGBTQ speaker, columnist, media & diplomacy advisor

Jonathan Elkhoury is an Israeli-Lebanese Christian, LGBTQ+ activist, public diplomacy adviser, and commentator who relocated to Israel in 2001 as a refugee after his father served in the South Lebanon Army alongside the IDF. He founded the Minorities Project — showcasing Israeli minority perspectives — and has served as spokesman for the Christian Empowerment Council, while also contributing regularly to Israeli media on Israeli-Arab relations and LGBTQ+ issues in the Arab world. Active since 2017 as a speaker and social media voice with over 38,000 Instagram followers, he tours universities and diplomatic events internationally to highlight Israel’s diversity as a non-Jewish advocate for the Jewish state.

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Drinker of caffeine, thrower of hands, runner of races.

Kasim Hafeez is a British-Pakistani convert to Christianity and pro-Israel activist who serves as Deputy Communications Director for Christians United for Israel (CUFI), the largest Christian Zionist organization in North America. He is known for his dramatic personal transformation from a radicalized anti-Israel Islamist to a fervent Zionist advocate, a journey triggered by reading Alan Dershowitz’s The Case for Israel and a life-changing 2007 visit to Israel. Through CUFI’s weekly podcast, campus speaking tours, social media advocacy, and a 2019 address to the UN Human Rights Council, Hafeez actively combats antisemitism and anti-Israel narratives — making him a uniquely compelling voice for the Jewish community given his background.

Front woman for @iraqisinpajamas. Get exclusive, advanced access to our new album #NotYourDhimmi, when you contribute $1 up to production expenses!

Loolwa Khazzoom is a Seattle-based Iraqi-Jewish singer, songwriter, bassist, and writer who fronts the band Iraqis in Pajamas, which fuses ancient Iraqi Jewish prayers with punk rock and alternative rock sung in English, Hebrew, and Judeo-Arabic. She is also the founder of the Jewish Multicultural Project and editor of *The Flying Camel* (2003), the first English-language anthology of essays on identity by women of North African and Middle Eastern Jewish heritage. Her work directly addresses Mizrahi Jewish identity, the dhimmi history of Jews in Arab lands, and, most recently, the October 7 massacre — themes also reflected in her forthcoming album *Not Your Dhimmi*.

Indigenous Rights Advocate & Speaker

Lani Anpo (also known as Lani Dawn) is a multi-tribal Native American and Ashkenazi Jewish advocate — Sahnish, Hidatsa, Lakota, and Jewish — who identifies under the self-coined term “IndiJewnous” and speaks professionally through APB Speakers on the intersection of Indigenous and Jewish identity. With 38K Instagram followers, she produces educational content countering anti-Indigenous and antisemitic propaganda, and has spoken at events including pro-Israel rallies and Jewish community organizations such as BBYO and Congregation Emanu El. Her work is particularly relevant to Jewish audiences for its argument that Jewish indigeneity to the Land of Israel is comparable to Native American sovereignty claims, and that denying Jewish indigeneity undermines Indigenous rights globally.

Saudi peace activist, public figure

Loay Alshareef is a UAE-based Saudi-born Muslim activist, linguist, and social media influencer who advocates for Arab-Israeli normalization and Muslim-Jewish coexistence, with over 100,000 Instagram followers and a large presence on X/Twitter. His transformation from someone raised with antisemitic views in Saudi Arabia to a peace advocate began in 2010, when he lived with a Yemenite Jewish host family in Paris and learned about Judaism firsthand. He has since spoken at events organized by groups such as StandWithUs and the American Jewish Committee, champions the Abraham Accords, asserts that Zionism represents Jewish self-determination supported by the Quran, and has toured U.S. college campuses to counter anti-Israel misinformation directed at Muslim-majority audiences.

I don’t tolerate intolerance. Yemeni in Sweden. Writer. Host at peace-building MidEast

Luai Ahmed (@justluai) is a Yemeni-Swedish journalist, columnist, author, and social media influencer who fled Yemen in 2014 and is now based in Sweden, where he writes for the liberal-conservative newspaper Bulletin and hosts content for “Builders of the Middle East,” an organization that fights online extremism and promotes Arab-Israeli peace. He is a prominent Arab voice against antisemitism and Islamic extremism, and after October 7 began producing English-language content condemning Hamas and rising Jew-hatred in the West; he has also spoken at the UN Human Rights Council on behalf of UN Watch and has been profiled in The Jerusalem Post, The Times of Israel, and Israel Hayom. His personal journey — from growing up with anti-Israel views in Yemen to becoming a self-described friend of Israelis and a frequent visitor to Israel — makes him a notable figure in discussions about Arab normalization, antisemitism, and Middle East peace.

Quantum Alchemist & Soul Sovereignty Guide 𖣂 Helping you navigate spiritual & ideological chaos by decoding the patterns shaping your reality.

Magenta Indigena (@magentaindigena) is an Instagram-based content creator and self-described energy healer and indigenous rights advocate with approximately 37,000 followers, who frames her work around spiritual and ideological “truth-seeking.” Her profile and X account explicitly describe her mission as “helping Jews like it’s 1939,” indicating a strong focus on combating antisemitism and defending Jewish safety from an indigenous-rights perspective. She produces content decoding what she characterizes as ideological and spiritual threats, with Jewish advocacy appearing as a central theme of her platform.

Iranian Jewish American entrepreneur, activist

Mandana Dayani is an Iranian-American businesswoman, attorney, and media executive who fled Iran as a child with her Persian Jewish family, coming to the U.S. as religious refugees with the help of HIAS; she later co-founded the nonpartisan civic engagement organization “I Am a Voter” and served as president of Archewell, the company founded by Prince Harry and Meghan. Since October 7, 2023, she has become a prominent voice against antisemitism, with her video about the Hamas attacks garnering over 50 million views, and she founded the Calanet Foundation to promote Jewish community, allyship, and justice. She was appointed by President Biden to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council Board of Trustees in 2025 and has spoken at the United Nations on sexual violence committed by Hamas and at events such as a Jewish Unity Rally at Cornell University.

Druze Israeli peace activist

Mansor Ashkar is a Druze Israeli content creator, former IDF special forces officer, and host of The Ashkar Show, with roots in the Carmel region of Israel and family heritage spanning Syria, Lebanon, and Israel. His grandfather, Mohsen Daghash, was the first high-ranking Druze officer in the IDF and the first non-Jewish person to light a torch on Israel’s Independence Day in 1975. With over 76,000 Instagram followers, Ashkar uses his platform to advocate for Jewish-Arab coexistence, counter media narratives about Israel, and amplify Arab and Druze voices in support of the Jewish state.

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Marwan Jaber is a 17-year-old Israeli Druze activist and social media influencer from Daliyat al-Karmel in northern Israel, with over 258,000 followers on Instagram (@marwanjaber_il), who began creating pro-Israel advocacy content in Hebrew, English, and Arabic following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks. His videos, aimed at international and Arab-world audiences, highlight coexistence between Druze, Arabs, and Jews inside Israel, and several have accumulated millions of views. He has participated in an Israeli government-sponsored influencer tour of Gaza and is notable as a young minority voice defending Israel’s narrative on social media, with plans to enlist in the IDF.

Iranian Jewish American LGBTQ activist

Matthew Nouriel is a non-binary digital activist and content creator of Iranian Jewish descent, based in Los Angeles, who serves as Community Engagement Director at JIMENA (Jews Indigenous to the Middle East and North Africa) and as a digital producer at the Tel Aviv Institute. With over 100,000 Instagram followers, they use their platform to advocate at the intersection of their queer, Iranian, and Jewish identities — combating antisemitism, championing LGBTQ+ equality, and pushing back against anti-Israel narratives within progressive spaces. Nouriel has written for The Forward, JNS, and the Times of Israel, and has spoken publicly about their Iranian Jewish family’s experience under the Islamic Republic and their pro-Israel stance as a queer Mizrahi voice.

(Pers Acct-Campaign): Oper Solomon Child. Ethiopian-Israeli-American. Nassau Legislator. Frmr IDF Paratrooper. Mom to 7 and 🐶. Married to Dr. Pilip.

Mazi Melesa Pilip is a Republican Nassau County Legislator representing District 10 (Great Neck, NY), an Orthodox Jewish mother of seven who was airlifted from Ethiopia to Israel at age 12 as part of Operation Solomon and later served in the IDF’s 35th Paratroopers Brigade as a gunsmith. She holds a bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy from the University of Haifa and a master’s in diplomacy and security from Tel Aviv University, and previously chaired the Ethiopian Student Union in Israel and worked with pro-Israel organizations in the U.S. She has been a prominent voice against antisemitism in New York, entered politics in part due to antisemitism her son faced in school, and was the 2024 Republican nominee in a high-profile congressional special election in which Israel policy was a central issue.

Father | Pastor | Branding Consultant | Activist | Recording Artist | Mentor | Counselor | NUPE
@gzcfamily @reshifmusicgroup

Rev. Dr. Michael J. Fisher (Bishop) is the third-generation senior pastor of Greater Zion Church Family in Compton, California — the first Black church in the city — a gospel recording artist, branding consultant, and president of Pastors of Compton, with over 34,000 Instagram followers. He is a leading figure in Jewish-Christian engagement, regularly collaborating with Jewish leaders and organizations such as Eagles’ Wings Ministries to combat antisemitism and build bridges between the African American and Jewish communities. He has hosted “Los Angeles Celebrates Israel” events at his church, participated in joint Shabbat services with Rabbi David Baron’s Beverly Hills Temple of the Arts, and has partnered with the Museum of the Bible to advance Jewish-Black interfaith dialogue.

Imam of Peace

Mohammad Tawhidi, known online as the “Imam of Peace” (@theimamofpeace), is an Australian Shia Muslim commentator and self-described imam of Iraqi descent who serves as vice president of the Global Imams Council, a transnational body of over 1,400 Muslim religious leaders. He is a prominent voice for Islamic reform, publicly opposing Islamic extremism, Hamas, and Hezbollah, and has declared that the Quran supports Jewish sovereignty over the Holy Land — arguing that God granted the Jewish people Jerusalem and the surrounding region. His work is highly relevant to the Jewish community as he actively combats antisemitism, supports the Abraham Accords, has spoken at synagogues and Jewish-organized events, and has stated that “Palestine is Jewish land” — positions that have earned him both praise from interfaith advocates and threats from extremist Muslims.

Self Respect. Clarity. Audacity.

Movement Against Antizionism (MAAZ) is a non-partisan advocacy organization founded by anthropologist and McGill University PhD candidate Adam Louis-Klein, who also publishes in outlets such as The Free Press and Tablet. The organization operates across Instagram, its website, and other platforms to argue that antizionism constitutes a distinct hate movement — separate from antisemitism — that targets Jewish peoplehood through what it calls “colonizer, apartheid, and genocide libels.” MAAZ pursues its mission through education, grassroots activism, coalition-building, and institutional consulting, with its first major conference planned for Pittsburgh in summer 2026.

Author & Photographer Political Analyst & Peace activist
President of The MIFA
Voice for dialogue and shared futures

Mustapha Ezzarghani is a Moroccan-American writer, photographer, and political activist who founded and serves as President of the Moroccan-Israeli Friendship Association (MIFA), a U.S.-based nonprofit dedicated to strengthening people-to-people ties between Morocco and Israel. He is the author of *Arab Identity Syndrome*, a work examining the cultural and political dimensions of Arab identity with particular focus on the Arab world’s relationship with Israel, and he contributes commentary to the Times of Israel as a self-described pro-Israel, pro-Jewish life voice advancing Muslim-Jewish dialogue. On Instagram and other platforms, he challenges Arab narratives about Jews and Israel, including content addressing the historical expulsion of Jews from Arab countries.

Courage, resilience & transformation in action.
Black | Jewish | Trans | Army Veteran
Where growth meets grit.
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Nate Looney is a Black, Jewish, transgender U.S. Army veteran who serves as the JEDI Director of Community Safety and Belonging at Jewish Federations of North America, where he works on antisemitism, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and community security. He previously served as Manager of Racial Justice Initiatives at Avodah, is a Wexner Field Fellow, and sits on the boards of JQ International and the Jewish Multiracial Network. On Instagram as @nategrows, he shares content centered on his intersecting identities and, notably, led the Jewish Federations’ historic LGBTQ+ Pride Mission to Israel in June 2025, bringing nearly 100 North American LGBTQ+ Jewish leaders to engage with Israeli queer activists and survivors of October 7.

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Nick Matau is a non-Jewish U.S. Navy veteran (who served for 12 years as a nuclear engineer on submarines) turned pro-Israel social media activist, with over 202,000 followers on Instagram and a presence across TikTok, YouTube, and Threads. Though not Jewish himself, he actively advocates for Israel and against antisemitism through videos, livestreams, and public debates — including confronting pro-Palestinian encampments at universities — and has been featured in outlets such as Israel Hayom, JNS, and the Jerusalem Post. He has also spoken out against far-right antisemitism within Christian and conservative circles, making him a notable gentile voice in the online battle over the Israel narrative.

Podcaster | Spiritual Motivator | Recording Artist | For Inquiries: agent@nissimblack.com

Nissim Black (born Damian Jamohl Black) is an American-Israeli rapper, podcast host, and Breslov Hasidic Jew who converted to Orthodox Judaism in 2013 and made aliyah in 2016, settling with his family in Beit Shemesh. As a Black Jewish recording artist, he has released multiple albums blending hip-hop with Jewish themes — including the viral hit “Mothaland Bounce” — and hosts *The Nissim Black Show*, a podcast that examines current events, rising antisemitism, and Israel through the lens of Biblical prophecy and Torah values. His platform is distinctly relevant to the Jewish and pro-Israel community, as he uses both his music and podcast to defend Israel, combat antisemitism, and bridge the African-American and Orthodox Jewish worlds.

Queers Against Antisemitism is a movement of Queer activists who pledge to stand against antisemitism.
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Queers Against Antisemitism is an Instagram-based movement of queer activists who pledge to combat antisemitism, launched under the auspices of A Wider Bridge — a now-shuttered U.S. nonprofit that worked to connect North American and Israeli LGBTQ communities and advocate for LGBTQ rights in Israel. The initiative emerged in direct response to the sharp rise in antisemitism within LGBTQ spaces following Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, offering a public pledge, educational content, and in-person events to create solidarity for queer Jews who feel alienated from their own communities. Its content is particularly relevant to Jewish audiences navigating the intersection of queer identity, Jewish identity, and the post-October 7 surge in antisemitism.

Senior Rabbi @centralsynagogue
Author 📖 “Heart of a Stranger”
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Rabbi Angela Buchdahl is the Senior Rabbi of Central Synagogue in New York City — a flagship Reform congregation of over 7,000 members — and is the first woman and first Asian American to hold that role in the synagogue’s 185-year history, having been ordained as both a rabbi and cantor by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Born in South Korea to a Korean Buddhist mother and an Ashkenazi Jewish father, she has become one of the most prominent figures in American Jewish life, named to Newsweek’s “Most Influential Rabbis” list and The Forward’s “Forward Fifty.” Her 2025 New York Times bestselling memoir, *Heart of a Stranger: An Unlikely Rabbi’s Story of Faith, Identity, and Belonging*, explores her journey navigating questions of Jewish identity, race, and belonging, and addresses issues including racism within the Jewish community and rising antisemitism.

Max Webb Emeritus Rabbi, Sinai Temple. Scholar in residence, Maimonides Fund. Rabbinic Fellow ADL. Taught Harvard, UCLA, JTS.

Rabbi David Wolpe is the Max Webb Rabbi Emeritus of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, where he served as Senior Rabbi for 26 years, and has been named the Most Influential Rabbi in America by Newsweek and one of the 50 Most Influential Jews in the World by The Jerusalem Post. He currently serves as the ADL’s inaugural rabbinic fellow — tasked with integrating Jewish values into its antisemitism-fighting work — and as scholar in residence at the Maimonides Fund, where he is developing a new vision of non-Orthodox Judaism for rabbis and educators post-October 7. He gained widespread attention after resigning from Harvard’s antisemitism advisory committee in December 2023, citing its inaction following the campus unrest triggered by October 7, and is the author of eight books including the National Jewish Book Award finalist “David: The Divided Heart.”

Rabbi, Executive Director @carolinajewsforjustice | author, speaker, musician
Proud Veteran 🏳️‍🌈🌱 | @apbspeakers

Rabbi Sandra Lawson is a Reconstructionist rabbi, U.S. Army veteran, and the first openly gay, African American female rabbi ordained (2018), who currently serves as Executive Director of Carolina Jews for Justice, a North Carolina-based Jewish social justice organization. She previously served as the inaugural Director of Racial Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Reconstructing Judaism, and has been named to the Forward 50 and recognized as one of the Center for American Progress’s “22 Faith Leaders to Watch.” A prolific author, speaker, and musician with a following of over 100,000 across social media platforms, she is widely recognized for her work at the intersection of Judaism, race, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and social justice.

Senior Rabbi and Founder, IKAR. Author of The Amen Effect. Acct managed by @weareikar.

Rabbi Sharon Brous is the senior and founding rabbi of IKAR, a nondenominational Jewish congregation in Los Angeles she co-founded in 2004, and the author of the national bestseller *The Amen Effect: Ancient Wisdom to Mend Our Broken Hearts and World*, a finalist for the 2024 National Jewish Book Award. She has been named #1 on the Newsweek/The Daily Beast list of most influential rabbis in America and recognized by The Forward and the Jerusalem Post as among the most influential Jews alive today. Ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary, Brous is a prominent voice on Jewish community, faith, and justice, and has served at high-profile national moments including the White House Passover Seder in 2021 and the 2024 Democratic National Convention invocation.

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Recovered Antisemite
Syrian-born l German Activist
Writer . Speaker
Visiting Research & Diplomacy Fellow
@ Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs

Rawan Osman is a Syrian-born, Germany-based political activist, writer, and speaker who describes herself as a “recovered antisemite” — raised in a Hezbollah stronghold in Lebanon, she underwent a personal transformation after moving to Europe in 2011 and encountering Jews for the first time. She is a self-described Arab Zionist, founder of the “Arabs Ask” Instagram platform aimed at fostering dialogue between Arabs and Israeli Jews, and currently serves as a Visiting Research and Diplomacy Fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. Her work focuses on combating antisemitism in the Arab world and diaspora, advocating for Arab-Israeli normalization, and countering Iranian-led radicalization; she has spoken at the UN Human Rights Council, addressed the Knesset, and is in the process of converting to Judaism.

Artist
Love wins! Jeremiah 29:11 ✡️

Ricky Flowers Jr. is a Los Angeles-based Black actor, musician, and pro-Israel activist who has publicly embraced his Jewish identity, describing himself as a “Black Zionist Jew.” He is the face of Love Is Real (a play on “Love Israel”), an organization of 500+ members that combats antisemitism and racism by setting up booths on college campuses across the U.S. After participating in an Israeli Foreign Ministry trip for pro-Israel influencers, he has used his Instagram platform (39K followers) and public appearances to advocate for Israel and challenge the notion that Black identity and Jewish/Zionist identity are incompatible.

Miss Universe Iraq 2017 👸
Truth Loyalist
Iraqi-American Activist, Founder CEO Humanity Forward
Writer ✍🏼 Ornithophile 🪶
Lover of the Arts 🎭🎨

Sarah Idan is an Iraqi-American activist, model, and self-described secular Muslim Zionist who represented Iraq at the Miss Universe 2017 pageant — the first Iraqi woman to do so in 45 years — and subsequently had her Iraqi citizenship revoked and her family forced to flee Iraq after she posted a viral “Peace and Love” selfie with Miss Israel. She is the founder and CEO of Humanity Forward, an NGO committed to building bridges between Muslims and Jews and promoting Arab-Israeli normalization, and has received the Ambassador for Peace Award from UN Watch. Idan is a prominent pro-Israel voice in Muslim and Arab communities, regularly writing for publications such as the Algemeiner, advocating against antisemitism, and attending the 2020 Abraham Accords signing ceremony at the White House.

United States-born media editor and media personality living in Israel. She blogs at The Times of Israel, Kveller, Scary Mommy, Ladies’ Home Journal, and TIME.com. Tuttle-Singer writes regarding a range of personal topics and about life in Jerusalem.

Sarah Tuttle-Singer is a US-born author and New Media Editor at the Times of Israel who made aliyah in 2010 and has since become a prominent voice on life in Jerusalem, writing across platforms including Kveller, TIME.com, and Scary Mommy. She is the author of Jerusalem Drawn and Quartered: One Woman’s Year in the Heart of the Christian, Muslim, Armenian, and Jewish Quarters of Old Jerusalem (2018), a personal narrative about living in each quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City. Her writing and social media presence offer firsthand, human-centered perspectives on Israeli society, Jewish identity, and life in Israel — most recently covering the emotional realities of the post–October 7 period.

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Shabbos Kestenbaum is an Orthodox Jewish activist, Harvard Divinity School graduate, and political commentator at PragerU, where he also hosts the “Theological” podcast. He gained national prominence as the lead plaintiff in a 2024 civil rights lawsuit against Harvard University for failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students from antisemitic harassment following the October 7 attacks. He has testified multiple times before the U.S. Congress on campus antisemitism, addressed the Israeli Knesset, spoke at the 2024 Republican National Convention, and served as a delegate to the 39th World Zionist Congress.

Yemeni Israeli Columbia Professor, Jewish civil rights activist

Shai Davidai is an Israeli-born social psychologist and former assistant professor at Columbia Business School (2019–2025) who became one of the most prominent voices against campus antisemitism following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel. He went viral for a speech condemning Columbia’s administration for allowing “pro-terror” student demonstrations and demanding greater protections for Jewish students, and was subsequently temporarily suspended from campus amid clashes with university officials. Beyond academia, Davidai identifies as a Jewish civil rights activist and Zionist, hosts the podcast “Here I Am With Shai Davidai,” and uses his Instagram platform (149K followers) to document antisemitism on college campuses and advocate for Israel and Jewish civil rights.

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Sharon Stoliar is an Australian midwife, PhD candidate, and author based in New South Wales, who — though not Jewish herself — is married to an Israeli Jewish man and is a publicly self-identified Zionist. She serves as public officer of the Australian Zionist Healthcare Association (AZHA) and has filed formal complaints with regulators against medical professionals she accused of antisemitic conduct and online harassment in the wake of the October 7 attacks. Her Instagram platform and advocacy work focus on combating antisemitism within Australian healthcare settings, racism in maternity care, and birth trauma, and her case has been covered by outlets including The Jerusalem Post and The Jewish Chronicle.

Israeli-American 🇮🇱🇺🇸
Proud Wife.
Juris Doctor Candidate.
Molecular Biology, B.S.

Shay Szabo (@judeanceo) is an Israeli-American social media influencer and Juris Doctor candidate (holding a B.S. in Molecular Biology from the University of Michigan) who built a following of over 43,000 on Instagram by creating pro-Israel and Zionist educational content across platforms including Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, and contributing essays to the Times of Israel blog. She focuses on combating antisemitism, defending Israel’s legitimacy, and countering what she describes as “weaponized language” used against Israel. In September 2025, she was among the pro-Israel influencers who attended a private roundtable with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in New York, where she stated her goal was “to strengthen Jewish advocacy in the digital arena.”

Christian. Pastor. Writer. Wanna think deeper?

Stephen McAlpine is an Australian pastor, author, and cultural commentator originally from Northern Ireland, who writes and speaks on theology, culture, and the pressures facing religious belief in the secular West. He has authored books including *Being the Bad Guys* (Australian Christian Book of the Year 2021) and *Futureproof*, and publishes on Substack as a public theologian with a focus on equipping Christian communities to navigate a post-Christian society. While not a Jewish or Israel-focused voice, his commentary on religious freedom, secularism, and the marginalization of faith in the public square touches on themes relevant to Jewish communities facing similar cultural pressures in the West.

A real time documentation of anti-Jewish hate crimes in the U.S. and globally

StopAntisemitism is a U.S.-based 501(c)3 grassroots watchdog nonprofit founded in October 2018 by Liora Rez, dedicated to documenting and publicly exposing individuals and groups that engage in antisemitic behavior or rhetoric. Operating primarily through social media—with over 255,000 Instagram followers and 348,000 on X—the organization crowdsources tips on antisemitic incidents, vets submissions, and publicly names alleged perpetrators with the stated goal of creating real-world consequences such as job loss. Its work is directly relevant to the Jewish community through initiatives including a weekly “Antisemite of the Week” feature, an annual “Antisemite of the Year” designation, an annual campus antisemitism report card grading U.S. universities, and the consumer boycott site StopDontShop.org targeting businesses it says supported Hamas or expressed hatred toward Jews or Israel.

Mizrahi Jew 🦤, World Traveler🌍, Advocate for peace through strength in the Middle East 🇮🇱

Tal Oran (known online as “The Traveling Clatt”) is a Mizrahi Jew of Iraqi descent and content creator who amassed nearly 30 million YouTube views and close to 300,000 subscribers as a travel vlogger before pivoting to Israel advocacy following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks. Active across Instagram (309K followers), YouTube, and X, he uses his platform to counter what he describes as misinformation about Israel, expose antisemitism, and amplify the largely overlooked history of Mizrahi and Sephardic Jewish refugees from Arab countries. A central theme of his advocacy is challenging the “colonizer” narrative by foregrounding his family’s roots as Iraqi Jewish refugees and the broader story of nearly one million Jews expelled from Arab lands.

Israeli Arab content creator

Tamer Masudin is a Muslim Bedouin Arab Israeli content creator, Fulbright Scholar, Reichman University graduate, and former journalist who produces pro-Israel, Zionist content across Instagram (179K followers), YouTube, and other platforms. As an Arab Muslim who openly identifies as a Zionist and Israeli patriot, he offers a distinctive perspective on Arab-Jewish coexistence, countering antisemitism and anti-Israel narratives in Arabic, Hebrew, and English. He has also served as Director of Community and Interfaith Affairs at the Consulate General of Israel to the Midwest and has spoken at international Israel advocacy conferences.

Highly Lesbian, Zionist, American

Tanya Tsikanovsky is a first-generation American — the daughter of Soviet Jewish immigrants — who runs the Instagram account @highlyjewish (56K followers), where she advocates for Israel and combats antisemitism. She has deep roots in Jewish communal life, having attended graduate school in Israel, led Birthright trips, and served as a Hillel Director, and currently sits on the advisory board of the Combat Antisemitism Movement. She also has media affiliations with Fox LA, OAN, and Newsmax, and uses her platform to promote U.S.-Israel relations and Jewish identity as an openly lesbian Zionist voice.

Jamaican Jew

Tyler (@tylerthejewmaican) is a Canadian Instagram creator of Jamaican-Jewish heritage who shares content reflecting on his dual cultural identity, with around 15,000 followers. His profile bio — “Jamaican Jew” with Canadian and Israeli flag emojis — signals a focus on multicultural Jewish identity, and he has publicly called for the release of Israeli hostages. His account offers a perspective on Jewish diaspora life that sits at the intersection of Caribbean and Jewish experience, a relatively rare voice in online Jewish discourse.

📍NYC: story-driven political journalist talking abt EU, USA, Hungary, Israel, migration 🇺🇸🇭🇺(no sensationalism for likes – only verified facts)

Lebanese-American Foreign Policy Expert, SecGeneral of the Transatlantic Parliamentary Group. Advisor. Professor. Author. conservative

Walid Phares is a Lebanese-American political scientist, author, and conservative foreign policy advisor who served as a foreign policy advisor to Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign and as a national security advisor to Mitt Romney in 2012. A Maronite Christian originally from Beirut, he is Co-Secretary General of the Transatlantic Parliamentary Group on Counter-Terrorism — a caucus of U.S. Congress and European Parliament members — and has authored fourteen books on Middle East conflicts and jihadist ideology, including the bestseller Future Jihad. His work is highly relevant to Jewish and Israeli audiences given his decades of focus on Iran, Hezbollah, and Islamist threats, his advocacy for recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, and his writings on Israeli-Lebanese Christian strategic relations.

🧿🌟HELPING US LEARN TO LOVE OURSELVES THROUGH ART 🌟🧿 //LA 🇦🇷✡️
Seen on: @pbs @jerusalembiennale @novaexhibition
Clothes/printshop/website below 👇🏼👇🏼

Alex Woz (@woz_art) is a Los Angeles-based Argentinian Jewish artist and Instagram creator (36K followers) whose signature style of vibrant collages and prints features Hebrew phrases, Stars of David, and imagery celebrating multi-ethnic Jewish identity. His work aims to combat antisemitism and foster Jewish pride, drawing on his own experience of facing antisemitism as an Argentinian Jewish immigrant in Los Angeles. He has been featured in the Jerusalem Biennale’s “Jewish on Paper” exhibition, the Nova Exhibition commemorating the October 7 massacre, and on PBS, and also runs a Jewish-themed clothing and print shop under the Woz Art brand.

📚Author of @unveiledxx
🕊️Co-Director of @claritycoalition
🎙️Yasmine Mohammed Podcast
📢 Elevating the voices of freethinkers from the Middle East

Yasmine Mohammed is a Canadian Arab human rights activist, ex-Muslim author, and co-founder of the CLARITy Coalition, whose memoir *Unveiled: How the West Empowers Radical Muslims* details her escape from a fundamentalist upbringing and a forced marriage to an Al-Qaeda operative. Her advocacy directly intersects with Jewish and Israeli concerns: she actively speaks out against the rise of antisemitism in the West, refutes claims of Israeli “apartheid” and “genocide,” and has visited Israel to meet October 7 survivors and Holocaust memorial Yad Vashem. Through her podcast and her interfaith CLARITy Coalition — which includes Jewish members — she works to counter Islamist extremism and the antisemitism it fosters.

Digital creator, Jewish, Israeli, Caribbean, Grandchild of Palestinian Jews & Guyanese immigrants

Yirmiyahu Danzig (@that_semite) is an Israeli Jewish educator, activist, and digital creator of Caribbean, Ashkenazi, and Palestinian Jewish descent, whose family roots in the Old Yishuv (pre-Zionist Jewish community in the Land of Israel) and the Caribbean deeply inform his work. He serves as a digital educator for OpenDor Media’s Unpacked platform and maintains a 164K-follower Instagram presence, producing content in English, Hebrew, and Arabic on topics including Jewish identity, Israeli-Palestinian dialogue, antisemitism, and Jewish diversity. His intersectional perspective — drawing on his background as a grandchild of both Palestinian Jews and Guyanese immigrants — shapes his focus on bridging divides through storytelling and dialogue facilitation.

Proud to be an Arab and proud to be an Israeli

Yoseph Haddad is an Arab-Israeli Orthodox Christian journalist, activist, and IDF combat veteran who served in the Golani Brigade and was seriously wounded during the 2006 Second Lebanon War. He is the founder and CEO of Together – Vouch for Each Other, a nonprofit working to integrate Arab Israelis into broader Israeli society, and a contributor to i24NEWS, Israel Hayom, and the Times of Israel. Haddad is one of Israel’s most prominent pro-Israel social media voices, posting in Hebrew, Arabic, and English to nearly 850,000 Instagram followers, countering antisemitism and BDS on international speaking tours, and has been recognized with the Israeli Foreign Ministry’s Light of Israel prize; he is also currently exploring a Knesset run ahead of upcoming Israeli elections.

Building the Jewish future together. Empowering Jewish communities to take ownership of their identities, institutions, & shared future.

The Z3 Project is a global Jewish organization and initiative of the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto, California, founded in 2014 and standing for “Zionism 3.0” — reimagining Jewish Peoplehood and the relationship between Israel and the Diaspora for the 21st century. Operating through three main pillars — an annual conference, a Leadership Lab for Jewish professionals and lay leaders, and a research-based think tank (the Z3 Institute for Jewish Priorities) — the organization convenes diverse voices across the political, religious, and generational spectrum to foster open dialogue on Zionism, antisemitism, and Jewish identity. Their Instagram presence amplifies content on Israel-Diaspora relations, Jewish community building, and pluralistic engagement, making them a significant platform for Jews navigating questions of collective identity and shared future.

Turned my love of books and writing into something bigger — and you’re part of it! 📚🎙️✍🏻
@totallybookedwithzibby @zibbypublishing
@zibbysbookshop

Zibby Owens is a bestselling author, podcaster, and founder/CEO of Zibby Media — an expansive literary enterprise encompassing Zibby Publishing, the award-winning podcast *Totally Booked with Zibby*, and Zibby’s Bookshop in Santa Monica, CA. Her Jewish identity is central to her public work: she edited *On Being Jewish Now*, a USA Today bestselling post-October 7 anthology featuring 75 contributors, donating all profits to Artists Against Antisemitism, an organization she co-founded to combat antisemitism in the arts. She also hosts a weekly TV show on the Jewish Broadcasting Service (JBS) and has been named one of the Algemeiner’s “Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish Life.”