Kulanu

Kulanu means “all of us” in Hebrew. It is also the name of an Anti-Defamation League initiative that combats antisemitism and hate through community engagement, education, and advocacy.

Antisemitism can be defined as the marginalization and oppression of people who are Jewish or are perceived to be Jewish based on the belief in stereotypes and myths about Jewish people, Judaism, and Israel.

B’nai Israel became a member of Kulanu in 2022. Congregants have access to many interesting and timely webinars and workshops throughout the year.

Reporting AntiSemitism

Have you, your family or your children experienced Antisemitism? Report the Incident to the ADL.

Have your children experienced Antisemitism at school. Report the incident to IsraeliAmerican.org’s School Watch. 

Antisemitism: Learn, Educate Resist

Be prepared to recognize and respond to Antisemitism with these resources and articles from the ADL:

Learn

• Antisemitism Uncovered

Educate

• Debunk False Narratives 
• Hamas Background Information
• Online Hate and Harassment Safety Guide
• 10 Ways to Have Conscientious Conversations

Resist

• Fight Antisemitism in the Workplace
• Not on My Campus (A Guide for College Students)