Letters & Statements

CJV argues that the ecclesiastical-abstention doctrine is a vital protection for minority faiths.

CJV signs a letter warning that Faculty for Justice in Palestine is a hate group that fuels antisemitism and unrest, and encourages universities to ban the group.

CJV signed an amicus brief in Oklahoma v. Department of Health and Human Services, writing that Oklahoma’s use of federal funds for an abortion hotline represented a legal and moral overreach.

CJV joins pro-Israel allies in telling the Biden-Harris administration to cut ties to groups associated with Palestinian terror.

CJV signed a coalition letter expressing concern that CBS denies the fact that Jerusalem is in Israel.

BDS is a modern manifestation of ancient antisemitism, and contradicts notions of freedom and truth that Princeton claims to stand for.

Distinguishing between genders in athletics ensure that females’ efforts at athletic excellence isn’t undermined by forced competition with males.

CJV shared these suggestions for addressing antisemitism in America, globally, and in international bodies like the UN, ICC, & ICJ, with the RNC. DNC, & the RFK Jr. campaign.

When the state inserts itself between loving parents and their children, parents find themselves in a nightmare that threatens to destroy their lives.

The UN’s silence also sends a message to terrorists everywhere that they can commit barbaric, heinous war crimes and not be held accountable.