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Great meeting Lior Raz, co-creator and star of Fauda Official, at the Chabad of the Berkshires event for AFMDA — Save a life in Israel., Israel’s national emergency medical, disaster, ambulance, and blood bank service. Hearing him speak was a powerful reminder of why standing up for Israel and speaking out against false narratives is more vital now than ever.

An unforgettable evening supporting a crucial cause. 🇮🇱

If I had a canoe a paddle and a life jacket we might have made it to the training at camp. Thankfully we pivoted. The weather won’t stop our work.

Despite what conspiracy theorists might tell you, Monday’s weather was completely out of our hands. 🌧️

Humor can be a powerful way to expose antisemitic myths—because the conspiracy theory that Jews control the weather is as ridiculous as it sounds.

Despite what conspiracy theorists might tell you, Monday’s weather was completely out of our hands. 🌧️

Humor can be a powerful way to expose antisemitic myths—because the conspiracy theory that Jews control the weather is as ridiculous as it sounds.

Music can be a refuge and also a rally cry.

“We Will Dance Again” by Boy George reminds us that no matter how dark it gets, the light returns.

We heal, unite and dance again.

Swipe for the powerful lyrics that say it all.

Action step:
Head to Boy George and flood his comments with love and gratitude. Let’s show him the community he supports is made of.

Tisha B’Av was in the news more than ever this week, and while headlines pass, the lesson remains. Jews are indigenous to the land of Israel. Tisha B’Av marks the destruction of the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem (586 BCE & 70 CE). It is living proof of a 3,000-year continuous connection to the land—showing that Jewish roots in Israel long predate modern geopolitics.

Know history, and share the truth.

Shabbat Shalom 💙

TribeTalk on the road! 👋 Our co-founders spent the day soaking in the incredible warmth of Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighborhood.

A major highlight of the day was visiting the Tree of Life synagogue, a place that stands as a profound symbol of strength and endurance. There’s something so special about being on the ground, connecting with Jewish history, and seeing community spirit in action.

Swipe to see a few moments from our day! 📸➡️

As Pride Month comes to a close, we’re sharing clips from this year’s Tel Aviv Pride parade.

Israel is a place in the Middle East where LGBTQ+ people can live openly, build community, and celebrate Pride.

It’s important to see every community beyond the headlines.

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☀️ Camp season is here!

This summer, TribeTalk is partnering with camps across the United States to equip campers and counselors with the tools to recognize, understand, and respond to antisemitism.

From navigating difficult conversations to building confidence in Jewish identity, our trainings help young people move from uncertainty to action.

We’re excited to hit the road, meet thousands of campers, and help create communities where Jewish teens can stand proud, informed, and prepared.

See you at camp! 🏕️💙

Spotted at the 2026 Walk with Israel in Toronto. 🇮🇱🇨🇦

Thousands showed up. So did our friends. Shoutout

Proud to see TribeTalk represented as people came together to celebrate Israel, Jewish identity, and community.

One of the most common responses we hear:

“But blood libel doesn’t happen anymore.”

Sadly, it still does, which is exactly why we teach it.

The names, technologies, and headlines change. The underlying trope often doesn’t.

Understanding blood libel isn’t about rejecting criticism. It’s about recognizing when Jews are portrayed as uniquely monstrous, cruel, or inhuman.

Media literacy matters. Be careful when you read the New York Times.