The recent Super Bowl advertisement aimed at combating Jew-hatred has sparked debate for its portrayal of Jews as fearful and victimized. While the campaign was well-intentioned, critics argue that depicting Jews as perpetual victims reinforces dangerous stereotypes and does little to deter antisemitism. The article calls for a shift in messaging, emphasizing Jewish strength, resilience, and defiance throughout history, rather than focusing on vulnerability. It urges future campaigns to highlight Jewish pride and self-defense, asserting that strength, not weakness, is what truly protects communities.