Help Us Root Out Antisemitism in Missouri
Welcome to the missouri alliance network
We are extremely alarmed by rising global antisemitism, but particularly by that here at home in Missouri. Working closely with partners who also call out anti-Jewish hate, our mission centers on rooting out antisemitism in Missouri communities, particularly among those in elected office.
FOUNDING BOARD
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Rabbi Brigitte Rosenberg
Linda Cohen
Rick Cornfeld
Michael Ellenhorn
Susan Feigenbaum
Stephanie Gross
Jill Mirowitz Mogil
Hon. Stacey Newman
Dafna Revah
Rabbi Yosef David
Rabbi Josef Davidson
Rabbi Jordan Gerson
Rabbi Yonason Goldson
Rabbi Seth Gordon
Rabbi Mike Rovinsky
Rabbi Ze’ev Smason
Rabbi Lane Steinger
Rabbi Jeffrey Stiffman
Keith Beardslee
Traci Goldstein
Todd Siwak
Who We Are
Missouri Alliance Network is a state wide political action committee, designed to promote an alliance with local and state elected officials, as well as business leaders with Missouri’s Jewish community and Israel.
We aim to educate those in elected office, from city halls to school boards to the state legislature, about the values of our community and Israel, while fighting back against those with antisemitic views. We use the IHRA working definition of antisemitism, adopted in 37 states and 46 countries, including Missouri and the United States, as of January 2025.
We will endorse and fund candidates who stand with us and work against those who do not.
We Must Stop the Hate
antisemitic attitudes are rising
In our post October 7th world, a new 2025 Anti-Defamation League (ADL) poll shows:
46% of adults across the globe harbor “deeply entrenched” antisemitic views.
Even more disturbing is antisemitic attitudes are rising among young people as memory of the Holocaust fades.
WE ARE ALL EXPERIENCING IT
According to the American Jewish Committee (AJC) survey SOAR in 2024:
*90% of American Jews say antisemitism has increased in the U.S. since the October 7, 2023 Hamas terrorist attacks.
*77% of American Jews say they feel less safe as a Jewish person in the U.S. because of the Hamas terrorist attacks.
*Nearly 6 in 10 (56%) of American Jews say they altered their behavior out of fear of antisemitism in 2024, a sharp increase from previous years.
THE SIGNS ARE VISIBLE
We have witnessed anti-Jew graffiti, signs and chants in our St. Louis backyards since October 2023. Public slurs against Jews and Israel have become commonplace, most notably on social media.
We can no longer remain silent. Help make antisemitism once again a “shanda” (Yiddish for a disgrace). Antisemitism and hate against Jews has no place in our state. Period.
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