ISGAP | Institute for the study of Global Antisemitism and Policy

About ISGAP

The academic study of antisemitism, like prejudice more generally, has a long and impressive intellectual and research history. It remains a topic of ongoing political importance and scholarly engagement. However, unlike prejudice and discrimination directed at other social groups, antisemitism is almost always studied outside an organized academic framework. ISGAP, founded in 2004 is the first interdisciplinary research center dedicated to the study of antisemitism based in North America.

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Shalom TV Covers April 18 ISGAP Launch in NYC

The video below contains footage of the April 18th ISGAP Launch at Alliance Bernstein in New York, featuring David Harris, Rob Satloff, Bernard Lewis, and Charles Small. ISGAP is grateful to Alliance Bernstein, the exceptional speakers, and Shalom TV for their participation in this event.

Renowned Experts Sound Alarm Bells on Anti-Semitism at NYC Gathering

Several highly regarded experts on anti-Semitism and the state of the Jewish world sounded strong warnings about the escalation in global anti-Semitism at a Manhattan gathering last week that attracted a large group of Jewish community leaders. David Harris, executive director of the American Jewish Committee; Bernard Lewis, a top historical expert on Islam and…

Tim Boxer On Global Anti-Semitism

Tony Lo Bianco, the Italian American actor from Brooklyn, was feeling depressed. He was at a luncheon for the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP), one of the regular informative events produced by Jeffrey Wiesenfeld at his office at Bernstein Global Wealth Management. “I’ve attended many of these events,” Lo Bianco…

In Europe, a Growing Case for Banning Hezbollah

There’s new evidence that the group’s jihadist and political branches are intertwined. BERLIN — In the wake of several recent high-profile cases incriminating Hezbollah in Europe, there are growing cracks in the European Union’s policy on the Lebanese terror group. Two of the EU’s leading voices, France and Germany, according to several recent reports, are…