Addressing modern forms of antisemitism
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Sacha Roytman Dratwa leads the Combat Antisemitism Movement, a powerful grassroots network. CAM was inspired by Sacha's grandparents - themselves Holocaust survivors from Belgium. Sadly antisemitism was something Sacha himself experienced growing up in Brussels. When he moved to Israel, he served in the IDF and helped establish its digital warfare unit where he earned global recognition for his work.
Later, he launched a company of his own in Israel and led digital advocacy at the World Jewish Congress, creating the renowned #WeRemember campaign- which campaigned for International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Now, as CEO of CAM, he leads a coalition of 850 organizations and millions worldwide in the fight against antisemitism. Babel Undone is produced by Premier. For more podcasts which help Christians grow in their faith head to www.premier.plus/podcasts
This podcast is created in partnership with the Good Shepherd Church of India. For more details head to www.gsi.org
Released on 29 Nov 2024
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