Campaigns
ACLI Campaigns
Over the past decade, ACLI campaigns have mobilized 3,000 Christian leaders to advocate for Israel during crucial moments in the U.S.-Israel relationship. Since our inception in 2015, we have harnessed the collective influence of Christian leaders to raise awareness about the threats facing Israel from neighboring countries while combating the rise of antisemitism within the United States.
Our journey began during a pivotal period marked by the signing of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) during the Obama administration. In response, we rallied support from Christian leaders, culminating in a significant letter opposing the weakening of sanctions against Iran, which we believed would only embolden their nuclear ambitions. Our advocacy efforts continued in 2016 as we sought to clarify presidential candidates’ positions on Israel, ultimately helping to secure Donald Trump’s commitment to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. We celebrated the fulfillment of this promise at a collaborative event in May 2018, coinciding with Israel’s 70th anniversary.
In the wake of Hamas’s brutal attack on October 7, 2023, ACLI took swift action by issuing letters to President Biden and the Secretary-General of the UN. We also addressed over 300 university presidents, urging them to combat antisemitism on campus and enhance security measures for Jewish students.
Our timeline of impactful campaigns exemplifies ACLI’s mission and our unwavering commitment to Israel’s security and well-being. Check out our timeline of campaigns below, which exemplify the tangible impact of our advocacy work in strengthening U.S.-Israel relations and combating antisemitism.
Current Campaigns
Christian Declaration Against Antisemitism
We are Christian leaders from across the United States. We come from many different churches and denominations with differing theologies, yet we stand united today to denounce the plague of antisemitism that has spread across our great nation. Hatred of Jews is an unconscionable violation of the principles of justice, freedom, and human dignity, principles that all Americans and our institutions must seek to uphold and defend.
We condemn the fomenting of antisemitism in the United States unequivocally. We will stand peacefully against all those in this nation, regardless of motivation or ideology, who seek to demonize and dehumanize our Jewish fellow citizens. As Christians, we recognize that all are created in the image and likeness of God and that antisemitism is a gross violation of human dignity rooted in this truth about who we are as persons. Antisemitism is dangerous not just to Israel and the Jewish people, but to all people who share the values of democracy, truth and justice, and freedom—values that are God-ordained and God-given.
We recognize that there are intense feelings and different beliefs among Jews, Christians, and Muslims on the complicated issues of the Holy Land. However, there is no justification for the rising tide of antisemitic hatred that is spreading around the world.
We are compelled to act through our faith in Jesus Christ. We are Christians and confess Jesus Christ to be the Messiah. He is a Jew, and it is through His coming into the world and dying and rising from the dead for our salvation that we are bound to the Jewish people as the church of the Gentiles and so grafted on to the Tree of Israel forever. As Christians, we must still repent for past expressions of antisemitism in our churches. In that light and in support of this declaration, we affirm that the Jewish people remain God’s chosen people. The law and the covenants that God gave to the Jewish people, which we see as fulfilled in Christ, remain intact.
We will speak out for, and act peacefully in the defense of, the fundamental freedoms of Jewish Americans. As Christian leaders, we will oppose—through peaceful action and clear moral witness— anyone who promotes violence against Jews and Jewish places of worship, as well as Jewish homes, schools, community centers, places of business, or any identifiably Jewish institution. We will inspire our fellow Christians in our congregations to join with us in this endeavor. And so,
We declare to you, our Jewish friends, that in these challenging times, we are with you. We will stand shoulder to shoulder with you in defense of human dignity, justice, and freedom—these cherished American values—and we will turn back the tide of antisemitism in the United States together. As Christians, we will not simply speak but act peacefully in support of you, our Jewish friends, in the interest of all that is just and good. We will not abandon you.
View Past ACLI Campaigns Below
2025, June
Letter to President Trump to stop the UN General Assembly
2025, April
Letter of Congratulations for Ambassador Mike Huckabee
2025, March
Letter of Congratulations for Secretary Marco Rubio
2025, February
Resolution reaffirming the Jewish people’s enduring connection to Judea and Samaria
2024
Letter to both presidential candidates to adopt our six guiding principles in relation to Israel
2023
Letter to 300 university presidents asking them to better enforce restrictions against antisemitism on campus and provide great security for their Jewish students
2023
Letters to the White House and the United Nations asking for condemnation of Hamas’ attack of Israel on October 7
2022
Letter to President Biden calling for greater sanctions on Iran and no sunset clause on restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program
2021, May
2021, March
Letters to the newly elected president and US senators proposing several guiding principles regarding the security of the Unites States, Israel, and the Jewish people
2017
Letter to President Trump asking him to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and move the US Embassy there
2016
Letter to both presidential candidates to adopt our five guiding principles in relation to Israel
2015
Letter to President Obama against the Iran Agreement
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