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Athletes lead educational initiatives that challenge prejudice and stop hate before it spreads.
Athletes stand with affected communities, offering visibility, support, and genuine partnership.
Athletes respond quickly and visibly to hate, setting clear moral standards and rejecting silence.
Athletes drive lasting change by promoting clear standards and accountability within sport.
OUR MISSION
Sport has the power to unite and inspire. Athletes earn trust through discipline, character, and courage, becoming voices that reach far beyond competition. In 1936, Jesse Owens challenged Hitler’s antisemitism and racism with dignity and excellence, showing how sport can confront hatred. Today, as antisemitism and extremism rise again, athletes are needed more than ever. Silence is not neutral. Standing up for humanity is part of the responsibility of leadership.
Athletes Against Antisemitism unites athletes worldwide to take that stand. Our vision goes beyond sport. We empower athletes to speak out when communities are attacked, to lead with integrity, and to use their platforms to defend dignity, justice, and respect for all.
This project is launched by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) and Peter Paltchik, who was targeted with antisemitic treatment at the Paris Games, won a bronze medal in judo, and serves as the Global Chair of the Advisory Board.
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ATHLETES
Peter paltchik
Judo
Olympian Bronze Medalist
Nova Peris OAM OLY
Hockey
Athletics Olympics
Avishag Semberg
Taekwondo
Olympic Bronze Medalist
Mishaylah Rhodes
Brazilian jiu-jitsu
Jewish American-Israeli Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt, Former Israeli National Team Member, 3x IBJJF No-Gi World Champion, 2x IBJJF Pan American Champion, and 2x IBJJF No-Gi European Silver Medalist.