Have you ever paused to consider the hidden challenges people face simply because of their faith or heritage? A recent study by the Anti-Defamation League reveals a troubling reality: Jewish and Israeli-Americans experience significant discrimination in the U.S. job market. This is a stark reminder that prejudice persists in ways that demand a response from those who value justice and fairness.

The study highlights subtle yet harmful biases—whether it’s assumptions tied to names or cultural misunderstandings—that unfairly limit opportunities. These barriers don’t just hurt individuals; they erode the foundation of a fair society. As people of faith, we are called to confront these injustices and take a stand for truth and equity.

The first step is understanding. By learning about the obstacles Jewish Americans face, we become better equipped to recognize and challenge discrimination when we encounter it. Studies like this one are tools that shed light on...