In response to increasing rates of antisemitism around the world, major Jewish organisations in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Argentina and Australia formed the J7, the Large Communities’ Task Force Against Antisemitism.
The task force will consist of the following member organizations and nations represented:
- The United States: ADL and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations
- The United Kingdom: Board of Deputies of British Jews
- France: Conseil Représentatif des Institutions Juives de France (CRIF)
- Germany: Central Council of Jews in Germany
- Canada: Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA)
- Argentina: Delegación de Asociaciones Israelitas Argentinas (DAIA)
- Australia: Executive Council of Australian Jewry (ECAJ)
In addition to top-level consultations, the J7 will organise a number of working groups comprised of subject matter experts from each community to develop strategies and action plans within areas such as policy and advocacy, tech policy, security, extremism and education against antisemitism.
The formation of the J7 Global Task Force comes at a time when data from around the world indicates a rise in antisemitic incidents and attitudes, and growing concern within our Jewish communities who are confronting this rise.
Press Releases and Letters
- J7 Letter to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney
- J7 Task Force Statement on Francesca Albanese's Latest Antisemitic Remarks and Call for UN Human Rights Council Reforms
- J7 Leaders Conclude First-Ever Australia Summit
- Global Jewish Leaders: Australia’s Antisemitism Spike is a Warning for Democracies Worldwide
- J7 Task Force Statement on the Current Situation in the Middle East
- J7 Task Force Statement on the Deadly Shooting at the Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C.
- 80 Years After WWII, Seven Largest Jewish Communities Report Unprecedented Global Antisemitism
- J7 Annual Report on Antisemitism 2025
- J7 Task Force Statement on the Anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas Attack on Israel
- Global Task Force Warns of Surge in Antisemitism Across Seven Countries Post-October 7
- J7 Letter to Meta
- J7 Letter to UN High Commission for Human Rights on Francesca Albanese
- Nearly 40% of Respondents in J7 Countries Endorse Antisemitic Tropes, ADL Survey Finds
- J7 Task Force Statement on Iranian Regime's Attack Against Israel
- Leaders of the J7 Task Force Meet with U.N. Secretary General on Sidelines of ADL’s Never Is Now Summit
- J7 Task Force Statement on the ICJ Preliminary Ruling on Israel
- J7 Statement Following Paris Consultation
- J7 Statement on Antisemitism in the Wake of the Hamas War on Israel
- J7 Statement on October 7 Attack
- Top Jewish Advocacy Organizations in Seven Countries Form J7 Global Task Force on Fighting Antisemitism
J7 Task Force Statement on the Current Situation in the Middle East
J7 Task Force Statement on the Deadly Shooting at the Jewish Museum in Washington, DC
Major Jewish Communities of Western Europe Launch New JE3 Alliance
Eighty years on from the Second World War, seven largest Jewish communities report unprecedented global antisemitism
J7 Task Force Against Antisemitism warns of surge in antisemitism post October 7
J7 Task Force Statement on Iranian Regime’s Attack Against Israel