From Professor to Ambassador: Reflections on Combating Global Antisemitism

In her first public event as US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, Ambassador Deborah E. Lipstadt was welcomed by Museum Chairman Stuart E. Eizenstat and joined a conversation with Museum Director Sara J. Bloomfield about the significant global rise in antisemitism, violent extremism, and Holocaust distortion and denial—and our nation’s leadership in combating these trends.

Speakers (in order of appearance)

Ambassador (Ret.) Stuart E. Eizenstat, Museum Chairman
Ambassador Deborah E. Lipstadt, US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism
Sara J. Bloomfield, Museum Director
Allan M. Holt, Museum Vice Chairman
Peter Gorog, Holocaust Survivor and Museum Volunteer

[LoriGans]

Godspeed, Deborah or, as my Nana used to say, "from your lips to God's ear". May your efforts lead to the better world we all dream of and want to work toward. Thank you for your courage and leadership.

[rdgist]

Timely reflections, thank you for your moral courage and leadership, Prof. Lipstadt.

[holocausthistories]

Thank you for this video...education is key! ✡

[bethcaresanonymous]

She needs to educate the new state representatives and congresspeople, many of whom have no understanding or knowledge or recognition of antisemitism.

[welthawood]

This Christian - who has read your many books and who is inspired by you - is praying for you. Thank you for your wisdom, leadership, commitment, and courage.

[alphaomega]

It's just another tool of the devil. Parent can be the best but, the dark energy still effect some kids. So it continue on trough the generations. The more distracted people are the less praise to Jah can be given. Hate's a tool.

[naturalcombinations]

We love the people of Herbrew roots, we will help.