Press Releases

Notwithstanding political correctness, every child deserves a chance to be reared by both a mother and a father, each of whom empowers the child to enter greater society with the fullest benefit of parenting by both genders.

The ADL paper slanders mainstream conservatives and avoids critiques of left-wing speakers spreading hatred. This is a betrayal of the ADL’s mission in favor of nasty political attacks.

The CJV calls upon the Reform and Conservative movements to stop dividing the Jewish People with a disinformation campaign that demonizes some Jews while disenfranchising others.

The CJV issued a letter commending Rep. Clay Higgins of Louisiana for the “sincere, heartfelt reflections” that he recorded while visiting the Auschwitz Death Camp earlier this year, and for “detailing and dramatizing the atrocities of the Holocaust, and for sharing [his] horror at what [he] saw.”

The Bible establishes the Tomb of the Patriarchs as a Jewish site, purchased by Abraham as the burial place of the progenitors of the Jews. This resolution is an insult to every Bible-believing Jewish and Christian person of faith.

We reject the apparent contention of the UCC that a 13-year-old murderer should be exempt from imprisonment simply because he is a “Palestinian” — and his victims were Jews.

In response to news reports concerning new conversion legislation proposed in Israel, the Coalition for Jewish Values issued the following statement: In cooperation with Israel's Chief Rabbinate, the Israeli government has tightened the procedures by which conversions...

The Coalition For Jewish Values (CJV) today welcomed the US Supreme Court decision permitting President Trump to limit entry from six countries known to the US State Department as "presenting heightened concerns about terrorism" as a victory for "common sense." The...

Jewish values are not found in the latest draft of the Democratic platform. They are found in the Torah that God gave the Jewish People at Mount Sinai.

In its letter, the Board of the CJV condemned both IfNotNow’s tactics and its underlying message. “To call East Jerusalem, Judea or Samaria ‘occupied’ by Jews and to demand they leave,” says the letter, “is to advocate for the ethnic cleansing of Jews from their indigenous homeland.”