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Chitayat inspires Jewish audiences across Australia

"We've lost the narrative battle, not the war," says Eitan Chitayat.

Eitan Chitayat has inspired audiences across Australia. 
Photo: Peter Haskin
Eitan Chitayat has inspired audiences across Australia. Photo: Peter Haskin

Creator of the “I’m That Jew” movement Eitan Chitayat has inspired Jewish audiences across Australia to speak up and be proud of their identity.

With his visit coming at a particularly challenging time for Australian Jewry, Chitayat has brought positivity to the many events he has spoken at, leaving audiences feeling hopeful and motivated.

“We’ve lost the narrative battle, not the war,” Eitan said at a packed UIA event in Melbourne hosted by Zara Cooper, also known as Clammy Fraud.

“And now that we are awake and aware, we are the smartest, most resourceful, most creative, most impactful people on the planet. If we have our resolve and conviction, we can move mountains. But we need to remember that the cavalry isn’t coming and no one else is going to do it for us.”

At a Sydney UIA event moderated by The AJN‘s Carly Adno, Chitayat walked around the room and engaged with the many attendees about the importance of each individual person acting as a “brand ambassador” for the Jewish community.

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