Anti-Semitism, prejudice, and discrimination against Jewish people are still largely absent from the study of social justice issues and multicultural education at the university level. Although often seen as being White, Jews are still discriminated against, with current reports showing that acts of anti-Semitism have been at their highest levels since World War II. There has also been a resurgence of anti-Semitic incidents at American universities, yet Jewish oppression is still neglected in multicultural/diversity classroom discussions. This must change in order to create the next generation of social justice educators who can continue to deconstruct anti-Semitism.