Advancing
Justice
The Lawfare Project provides pro bono legal services to protect the civil and human rights of the Jewish people worldwide.
Lawfare Spotlight
SUCCESS! SFSU hires Jewish Student Life Coordinator
Feds charge pro-Palestinian activist with hate crime for assaulting Jewish man in NYC
POINT PARK UNIVERSITY MATTER SETTLED!
Lawsuit filed exposing antisemitism at the Karolinska, home of the Nobel Prize in medicine
Complaint filed in Canada against "Made in Palestine" product labels
WIN! Court of Justice of the European Union rules against EU AGENCY in antisemitism case
Civil & Human Rights
The Lawfare Project’s legal network works to safeguard free speech, advance civil & human rights, and combat extremism.
Our Impact
Our work spans the globe. We have brought legal actions and achieved groundbreaking precedents protecting Jewish communities, individuals and businesses facing unlawful discrimination.
120+
legal actions & initiatives
Within the past few years, The Lawfare Project has pursued more than 90 different legal actions and initiatives to advance justice for our clients, the Jewish people, and the pro-Israel community.
17
jurisdictions worldwide
We have brought legal actions and engaged in legal initiatives around the world, including in the United States, Spain, France, Canada, Italy, the European Union, Belgium, Poland, the United Kingdom, Qatar, Switzerland, and Germany.
500+
ATTORNEYS
Since our founding, we have recruited more than 400 attorneys—from across the United States and abroad—who have devoted thousands of hours of their services on a pro bono basis to combat lawfare.
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The free speech rights of authors, researchers and journalists writing on issues of public security and national concern are increasingly under attack through both violent and non-violent means. An important non-violent challenge to free speech has emerged in the form of “Islamist lawfare", the use of the law as a weapon of war to silence and punish free speech about militant Islam, terrorism and its sources of financing. This book serves as a primer on the First Amendment and provides invaluable guidance to those who wish to protect themselves while speaking openly and truthfully about theologically motivated terrorism.
Lawfare: The War Against Free Speech was listed as the #2 recommended read for students entering law school in this Washington Post op-ed.
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