“Redeem Israel, O God, Out of all their troubles!” Psalm 25:22

The increasing challenges Jewish students face on college campuses are deeply concerning. These problems go beyond mere discomfort—students are encountering real threats, from intimidation to physical attacks, especially at the University of Southern California. The rise of antisemitism in the U.S. and across college campuses is not only alarming but utterly unacceptable. We cannot and will not remain silent. This situation calls for our collective voice and decisive action.

I am profoundly grateful to all who participated in yesterday’s Unity March at USC, whether it was at the event, praying for the event, or providing resources to assist in travel to the event. It was a crucial moment to support our Jewish friends and publicly stand against these injustices. With your presence, prayers, and generosity, I saw a revival and a moral awakening across the crowds where Christians and Jews united in a powerful display of solidarity for Israel. At one point, a Jewish professional, on her way to a meeting, ran over to me to share her overwhelming gratitude that Concerned Women for America was taking a stand for Israel. She was moved to tears, and her sentiment was echoed by USC students who were grateful for our public support.