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Soros Foundations Pledge $30M to Combat Antisemitism and Islamophobia

The Open Society Foundations, led by Alex Soros, announced a $30 million commitment over three years to combat antisemitism and anti-Muslim hate. This initiative aims to strengthen interfaith partnerships and protect communities facing increased threats, particularly in light of recent global events and heightened rhetoric. The funding will support educational programs, community leaders, and nonprofits working to address discrimination and intolerance in a unified manner, rather than in silos. AI

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Soros Foundations Pledge $30M to Combat Antisemitism and Islamophobia

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · James Pollard, The Associated Press ·

    Targeted by Trump, Soros’ foundation answers with a $30 million bet on fighting antisemitism—and Islamophobia

    As antisemitic violence hits a three-decade high and anti-Muslim rhetoric escalates, Open Society Foundations is funding both fights together—and stepping deeper into a political crosshairs.