Jewish communities in the United States, Israel, and around the world are the primary group whose experiences of increased threats and violence are directly acknowledged and condemned by this resolution. For these communities, the resolution serves as a formal statement of solidarity and condemnation of antisemitism from a branch of the U.S. government.

More broadly, any individuals or groups in the U.S. who engage in peaceful advocacy for their religion or heritage are indirectly affirmed, as the resolution reiterates the right to do so without fear. Elected officials, community leaders, and civil society groups are also directly called upon to speak out against antisemitism.