The Movement Against Antizionism (MAAZ) is a non-partisan, emergency-response initiative confronting a rapidly escalating antizionist hate movement that is actively endangering Jewish communities worldwide. Through education, advocacy, and coalition-building, we address the spread of harmful narratives—including libels, denialism, and dehumanizing rhetoric—that undermine civil discourse and public safety. Our mission is to critically examine and expose the structural dynamics of antizionism, while affirming the dignity, security, and equal belonging of all communities—Jewish, Israeli, and Palestinian alike. We work to build collaborative partnerships, support those most at risk, and strengthen the foundations for a civic culture grounded in mutual recognition, responsible dialogue, and the pursuit of peace.
i want to:
Learn more about antizionism — what it is, what it isn’t, and its real-world impact on communities worldwide.Respond effectively to antizionism in my school, workplace, or community through letters, public comments, and other impactful advocacy channels.Proactively educate and inspire others about antizionism through social media, blogs, op-eds, podcasts, art, storytelling, community events, panels, teach-ins, and more.Call on my local and national leaders to confront and address antizionism head-on with courage and conviction.Order empowering stickers, posters, and merchandise to raise awareness and spread the message about antizionism in my community.Request antizionism training for my group or organization to build knowledge, empathy, and collective awareness.train
Invite Adam Louis-Klein to speak in my community and ignite meaningful dialogue and action.Follow and amplify the leading voices working to combat antizionism and advance justice.amplify
Our Guiding Principles
01. self respect
Self-respect is foundational to any community’s ability to thrive in a pluralistic society. For Jewish communities, it means refusing to internalize libel, marginalization, misrepresentation, or erasure. It affirms the legitimacy of Jewish concerns, honors the right to define communal boundaries, and upholds cultural and emotional integrity. At its core, self-respect is the commitment to reject external hostility without diminishing one’s identity for the comfort of others — a powerful stance of dignity without apology that enables Jews to engage in civic life as full equals, neither superior nor subordinate.
02. clarity
Clarity begins with recognizing that Jew-hatred is not a series of isolated incidents, but a recurring pattern across moral eras. It is a framework for understanding how religious and political forces have repeatedly coalesced to exclude and scapegoat Jews, projecting broader societal tensions onto them. Rather than reacting to each event individually, clarity calls for systemic analysis — tracing how old prejudices adapt into new forms. This proactive approach strengthens our ability to address Jew-hatred in its evolving expressions while safeguarding pluralism and resisting all forms of scapegoating.
03. audacity
Audacity affirms that Jewish life deserves more than mere tolerance or survival. It demands that every just society confront the persistence of Jew-hatred across ancient, modern, and contemporary forms. This commitment calls for a deep cultural and institutional reckoning with patterns of projection, scapegoating, and symbolic blame. Audacity insists these frameworks in media, education, politics, and culture be actively challenged and transformed. It envisions a future in which Jew-hatred no longer functions as an organizing logic in how societies define themselves — a future grounded in integrity, equity, and shared civic responsibility.
Our Logo
The Tav (ת), the first letter of T’nuah — meaning “movement” — stands at the heart of our logo as a bold declaration of presence and purpose. It speaks for a people who refuse to diminish themselves or apologize for their survival. Steady and unyielding, the Tav advances with confidence, sets clear boundaries, and rejects the intrusion of contempt or self-doubt. It carries resolve, dignity, and the quiet power of a community charting its own future.
Rising from the Tav is a flame that cuts through darkness. It illuminates the recurring cycle of libel and projection, exposing how hatred constantly reinvents itself. This flame is resilient and defiant — impossible to extinguish through erasure or denial. Together, the Tav and its flame embody unapologetic movement: lucid and courageous.