Jonathan A. Greenblatt
Jan. 6 could happen again. It’s up to us to stop it
The attack on the Capitol Building and attempted coup on Jan. 6, 2021 was a wake-up call for us all, writes ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt.
Old antisemitic tropes found new life in Phoenix
Whenever there’s a global crisis, it is often Jews who are blamed as the “hidden hand” behind those events.
We’re witnessing a new wave of antisemitic hate crimes. Here’s how we stop it.
Over the past few weeks, American Jews have experienced a torrent of antisemitism at or around anti-Israel rallies held across the U.S. since May 16.
ADL: We’re proud of our record defending Jews — and Muslims
Over the past several years, we have been especially outspoken in our defense of American Muslims.
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.