WORLD'S FIRST ANTISEMITISM HELPLINE LAUNCHED!
Antisemitism Intervention & Recovery (AIR) Program
To counter anti-Jewish hatred in all its forms
Since our founding, Parents for Peace has seen how anti-Jewish hatred connects otherwise very different extremist ideologies. After October 7, 2023, we saw a sharp rise in anti-Jewish hatred both in the cases we handle and across society. In 2025, 70% of our helpline cases contained anti-Jewish components, spanning every ideological extreme, from far-right white nationalism to jihadist networks to far-left movements.
Anti-Jewish hatred is one of the oldest forms of hate and a persistent driver of extremism. When it rises, other forms of hate and violence follow. It appears across the entire ideological spectrum and serves as a “gateway ideology”, a bridge uniting otherwise incompatible extremist actors. Confronting it early is one of the most effective ways to prevent radicalization before it turns violent.
By launching AIR, Parents for Peace is taking a dedicated, specialized approach to this threat, standing with Jewish communities while strengthening our prevention work overall. AIR empowers families to recognize anti-Jewish radicalization early, access expert guidance, and take action before harm occurs.
Call the AIR Helpline
If you are worried about a loved one’s views or behavior, or if you are personally trying to step back from anti-Jewish or extremist beliefs, the AIR helpline is here for you.
Call +1-912-214-4AIR (4247)
Helpline Hours
Monday - Friday, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm MT
For response after hours, leave us a message
or email air@parents4peace.org
70% of Parents for Peace helpline cases in 2025 contained antisemitic components (across different ideologies)
Antisemitic beliefs serve as the connective tissues between different ideologies
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Our Solution
The AIR initiative builds on Parents for Peace’s proven helpline model to deliver specialized support for families and communities confronting anti-Jewish radicalization. AIR explores how anti-Jewish hatred functions as a psychological addiction, offering belonging at the cost of truth, safety, and humanity, and equips families with tools to interrupt that process. Our goal is to replace hate with resilience, education, and authentic connection.
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AIR Helpline +1 (912) 214-4AIR (4247): Access immediate support from trained interventionists through the AIR Helpline, a free and confidential crisis helpline for individuals, families, educators, and community members seeking guidance and support for addressing anti-Jewish hatred.
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Training (Coming Soon): Equip families, schools, houses of worship, and communities with the tools to recognize anti-Jewish hatred, identify early warning signs of radicalization, navigate online risks, and respond with evidence-based intervention strategies that build resilience and safety.
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