End Jew Hatred

Auteur
Brooke Goldstein is the founder of the End Jew Hatred movement. She is a civil rights attorney, author, award-winning filmmaker, and the founder and Executive Director of The Lawfare Project, a nonprofit advocacy organization with offices in the USA, Canada, Europe, and the Middle East. The Lawfare Project serves as a legal think tank and litigation fund to uphold the civil and human rights of the Jewish people and pro-Israel community worldwide. In 2006, Goldstein produced and directed the award-winning film The Making of a Martyr. She is a regular guest on television news media and has had numerous published editorials. In 2019, she was inducted into the MJHI Manhattan Jewish Hall of Fame. She is also the recipient of several awards for her public interest advocacy work, including the 2023 WIZO Charlotte and Sami Rohr Shomrei Israel Award, which pays tribute to those who have acted as guardians and protectors of the State of Israel and its people. Brooke’s first book Lawfare: The War Against Free Speech serves as a first amendment guide to reporting in an age of Islamist lawfare. 

 

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In this seminal book, Award-winning filmmaker and civil rights attorney Brooke Goldstein offers a groundbreaking and pragmatic strategy for finally ending Jew hatred globally. What Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals was for progressives, End Jew Hatred is for Jews.

Résumé
In this seminal book, award-winning filmmaker, civil rights attorney, and television personality, Brooke Goldstein, offers a groundbreaking and pragmatic strategy for ending Jew-hatred globally. What Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals was for progressives, End Jew Hatred is for the Jewish community and its allies.

Thousands of books have documented the victimization of Jews over the centuries. This is not one of those books. This book is about ending the world’s oldest hatred against the world’s most persecuted community. 

End Jew Hatred shows how we can affect real and lasting change by championing the Jewish cause as a minority rights issue. By harnessing the power of grassroots mobilization, direct action, and legal activism, Goldstein provides a historically unprecedented handbook on how the Jewish community can move from defensive to offensive advocacy, and effect real lasting change.

Through her experience as a civil rights attorney at The Lawfare Project, a filmmaker, and as the founder of the End Jew Hatred movement, author Brooke Goldstein offers an unparalleled deep dive into the civil rights cases she has fought to illustrate how impact litigation paired with social rights activism can be used to combat anti-Jewish discrimination and set a new precedent of Jewish empowerment. 

Furthermore, Goldstein conducts a comprehensive study of social justice movements like the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 60s, the Black Lives Matter movement, the New Women’s Movement, End Asian Hate movement, and the LGBTQIA+ movement, and argues that adopting their tactics, language, and organisation can enact lasting meaningful change for Jews everywhere. She challenges the top-down approach traditionally used by Jewish communal leadership, arguing for adaptation with the times, and demonstrates how a bottom-up, decentralised strategy aimed at recruiting and rising up local activists is the future of Jewish advocacy.

We are living in an unprecedented age of progress in the fight for minority rights—a historic crossroads. End Jew Hatred underscores the need for a seismic shift in strategy away from pro-Israel advocacy and towards awakening a Jewish civil rights movement. 

This is a book about securing the fundamental human right of Jewish people to live as equals, everywhere, regardless of conflicts happening in the Middle East. It is a clarion call for upending the status quo and disrupting the cycle of hatred; for drawing a new blueprint and tossing out existing structures; for unity; for diverting the nature of human hate and changing the course of history for the better. 

While activists in the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements have made great strides, there has never been a unified and coordinated Jewish civil rights coalition in the West. The plight of the Jewish community must not be overlooked. In this moment in history, the world is uniquely positioned to finally extinguish the flames of antisemitism so Jews can claim their right to life and be treated equally and fairly around the world. 

Make no mistake: Ending Jew hatred is the civil rights issue of our lifetime.