The Tracks

The final day of the Contemporary Antisemitism Haifa 2026 (Thursday, July 9) will be dedicated to subject-specific tracks, which will allow participants to delve more deeply into a specific area of knowledge within contemporary antisemitism, engage with field experts, and coalesce a network of scholars and practitioners in the field. The day will end for all participants with a main event with Bernard-Henri Levy. These are the tracks:

Law, Business, Workplace
This track will focus on how law and the workplace are being challenged by contemporary antisemitism and how to harness these fields to form a bulwark against hate. This track will be joined by experts in law and business.

Location: Student Building, University of Haifa Campus (same as conference)

Quantifying Hate
A pressing challenge of the day is to demonstrate the rise and pervasiveness of antisemitism. This track provides and an opportunity for a deep dive into quantitative best practices among those researching the field.

Location: The Keller House, 2 Keller Street, Haifa. Here on Google Maps

Education
Methods and challenges for teaching and learning of contemporary antisemitism from school, informal learning, curriculum, etc. This track will be joined by experts in formal and informal education.

Location: Hadarim 25 Kiryat Sefer, Haifa. Here on Google Maps

AI/Technology
This track will convene scholars, technology leaders, philanthropists, venture capital, and public policy stakeholders to discuss leading AI/NLP research and applied initiatives to detect, classify and counter online antisemitism and anti-Zionist bias across the digital sphere. We seek to create field partnerships that translate research into deployed, real-world solutions with measurable, high-value outcomes. For more information on this track, click here.

Location: MATAM Tech&Talk, Hamifras Street, Here on Google Maps.