The international conference on combating antisemitism in Jerusalem, led by Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli, has faced criticism for inviting far-right European political figures and fundamentalist Christian leaders. However, the conference successfully addressed the toxic antisemitism of the intersectional and woke Left, initiating discussions on confronting progressivism and radical Islam that fuel antisemitism. Experts provided strategies for combating antisemitism in academia, public schools, international institutions, and corrupted legal forums. The conference also highlighted the role of religion, including evangelical Christians, in supporting Israel. The event analyzed disturbing trends in global antisemitism, such as false equations and the mainstreaming of antisemitism, and emphasized the importance of Israel's role in the struggle against antisemitism.