What is 108J?

• The events of October 7, 2023, are a significant and emotional moment in Jewish history, highlighting a surge in global antisemitism.

• The response to this antisemitism has ignited a desire among Jews, referred to as the October 8th Jew (108J), to take action and advocate for themselves.

• A call is made to gather individuals who share the same concerns to strategize and discuss ways to combat rising antisemitism locally.

• The initiative will not engage in political endorsements, campaigning, or protests against specific politicians, focusing instead on issues.

• The effort will be grassroots, monitoring local government, school boards, and online discussions to address antisemitism.

• Regular meetings will be held, both in-person and via Zoom, for social gatherings and strategic planning.

• Members are encouraged to participate at their own level, whether by staying informed or taking more active roles such as speaking, writing, or making calls.

• The group aims to share relevant articles and information to keep members updated on community efforts against antisemitism.

For more information: admin@108j.org