Rabbi Yitz Tendler to Join Christian Persecution Summit

Rabbi Yitz Tendler, Director of CPAC Center for Combating Antisemitism, will speak at the Christian Persecution Summit on October 30, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in the Terrace Theatre.

Tendler has dedicated his work to building bridges between faith communities in the fight for religious liberty. He helped establish the CPAC Center for Combating Antisemitism with the mission of banding Americans together to eliminate bigotry around understanding that the persecution of any religious community threatens fundamental human rights for all. As co-founder and director of Young Jewish Conservatives, he has mobilized a new generation to stand up for persecuted communities regardless of their faith tradition. Tendler is committed to fighting for religious liberty and against the persecution of Jews and Christians around the world by religious fundamentalists, particularly by radical Iranian terrorist proxy groups, recognizing that these interconnected threats require a unified interfaith response.

At the upcoming Christian Persecution Summit, Rabbi Tendler will join other faith leaders and policymakers to address the escalating global crisis of religious persecution, exploring concrete strategies to protect vulnerable communities and mobilize action through U.S. and international law. His presence at this landmark summit highlights the vital role of interfaith dialogue in combating religious persecution and promoting the cause of religious freedom.

Register now at: cpac.org/summit/christians.