“Since October 7, ISGAP has published 12 reports uncovering tens of billions in undisclosed foreign funding.” — Dr. Charles Asher Small, Executive Director of ISGAP (@asherchas) Since the Hamas massacre on October 7, the normalization of antisemitism in higher education has

ISGAP’s report on Muslim Brotherhood influence in Canada informs this recent article in the @nationalpost. According to the report, Canada has become “a hub for Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated organizations that are exerting significant influence in Canadian civil society,

Dr. Charles Small joins Australian podcast host Adam Slonim of Behind The Headlines to expose the creeping normalisation of antisemitism in Australia, its global roots, and how we fight back. Take a listen!

'A recent report ... offers insights into the Muslim Brotherhood’s alleged deep-rooted presence and influence across Canada’s civil, academic, political and financial spheres' Opinion: The Muslim Brotherhood poses an insidious threat to Canadian society https://t.co/fpyjTBZE1h

3. An assessment of the threat that such antisemitic violence poses to the United States homeland, citizens of the United States residing abroad, and personnel of the United States Government, including members of the Armed Forces, and how such threats affect the interests and

2. A review of violence committed on behalf of or motivated by such ideologies, including identification of violent acts committed with explicit antisemitic sentiment and an overview of propaganda facilitating the spread of such ideologies, with an in-depth assessment of the

1. An overview of transnational violent extremist ideologies that include antisemitic components, including racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism.

ISGAP applauds the introduction of H.R.5011, the Violent Antisemitism Threat Assessment Act, by Representatives Eugene Vindman @YVindman (D-VA-7) and Don Bacon @RepDonBacon (R-NE-2). It will require the @DeptofDefense to issue a report to Congress on the role of antisemitism

“The ISGAP-Oxford Summer Institute continues to make inroads into academia by creating a ‘space’ for the study of critical contemporary antisemitism as a new academic discipline. In effect, we are beginning to break the taboo and the silence surrounding this issue in academia.”

Meet three of the leading voices shaping ISGAP’s Summer Institute and the field of contemporary antisemitism studies: 👤 Dr. Charles Asher Small (@asherchas) Founder & Executive Director 👤 David Harris (@DavidHarrisNY) – Executive Vice Chair 👤 Natan Sharansky

“We want to save the West—by defeating political Islam.” At ISGAP’s Capitol Hill workshop, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser (@DrZuhdiJasser) introduces the Clarity Coalition: Champions for Liberty Against the Reality of Islamist Tyranny. From feminist and gay rights activists to faith-based

“Universities are the main battlefield for the new wave of antisemitism.” As Chair of ISGAP, Natan Sharansky’s (@natan_sharansky) words guide the mission of the ISGAP-Oxford Summer Institute, equipping scholars to understand the dangers—and know how to fight them. From July 27

At ISGAP’s Capitol Hill Policy Workshop, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser (@DrZuhdiJasser) calls for real engagement with American Muslims, pushing back against Islamist supremacy. He urges viewers to read the Muslim Reform Movement declaration (📄 https://t.co/1PiRy1vsOg) and to support

On August 1st, ISGAP had the honor of welcoming Dr. Caryn Block (Teachers College, @Columbia University) to the ISGAP-Oxford Summer Institute. Her session examined the psychological toll of antisemitism on Jewish students in academic and organizational environments—both overt and

Critical conversations on the sociological dimensions of antisemitism and the denial of atrocity post-10/7. Featuring Professors Elman, Hirsh, and Yakira. Day 3 highlights video:

The final session of the Oxford Summer Institute with Dr. Benjamin Chavis and Natan Sharansky speaking on “A Tale of Two Movements: Civil Rights, Soviet Jewry, and the Ongoing Struggle Against Hate.”

“The best counter to Islamism? First—designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. Then—defend Americanism.” At ISGAP’s Capitol Hill Policy Workshop, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser (@DrZuhdiJasser) outlines the path forward: 1️⃣ Recognize the Muslim Brotherhood for what it

From globalization to conspiracy theories, Day 2 featured foundational lectures from Dr. Charles Asher Small and Professor Joël Kotek. Highlights here:

Dr. Zuhdi Jasser (@DrZuhdiJasser), Founding President of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, explains why he co-founded a movement for Muslim reform in the wake of 9/11. The real threat? Not just terror groups—but the ideology of the Islamic State, rooted in theocratic,

“We cannot just remember the past, but reclaim what was hijacked and weaponized.” - @CotlerWunsh