Jonathan A. Greenblatt
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A Jewish American pioneer who embraced both worlds
In her last act, RBG didn’t leave us. Instead, I believe she actually lifted us. She metaphorically handed us her gavel.
Like COVID-19, anti-Semitism is adaptive, insidious, easily finds new hosts, and has no real ‘cure’
The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare for the Jewish community the looming threats we face from anti-Semitism and extremism.
Anti-Semitism Already Was On The Rise. Now We Must Contend With Its Post-Pandemic Forms.
As we face a pandemic of uncertain duration and with no vaccine or cure yet in sight, we must remain vigilant against the age-old virus of hate.
There’s no consensus on what constitutes antisemitism. So we at the ADL created one.
It’s all-important that we debunk these myths and educate people from all walks of life about what is and what is not antisemitism.
Letter | Celebrating Israel is a vital part of Jewish education - and American experience
Our Jewish day schools teach our children to love America and to treasure the state of Israel. The two are not mutually exclusive.
One Year Later, Why the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Matters
Why is violent anti-Semitism, the kind we have rarely seen since the lynching of Leo Frank in 1915, suddenly making a comeback in America?
Can It Happen Here?
Can it happen here?It’s a question that Americans, and particularly Jewish-Americans
Homeland Security Is Wrong. Most Extremists Are American Born
White supremacists and other extremists that populate America’s far-right fringe are responsible for the majority of the fatalities.
When Criticism Of Israel Becomes Anti-Semitism
Community | We should not tolerate anti-Semitism dressed up as a policy critique even when it comes from people who claim to be our allies.
Zionism Is Nothing Like White Supremacy, No Matter What Richard Spencer Says
White supremacist leader Richard Spencer compared his hate-filled ideology to Jewish nationalism, declaring it “white Zionism.”