Jonathan Greenblatt
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.
What the Facebook antitrust lawsuits might mean for hate speech
“When someone is able to act with impunity and is the only player in the market, it means there are few costs for bad behavior.”
Zoom adds new security features to stop anti-Semitic trolls
Zoombombing has affected synagogues, schools and even the restaurant chain Chipotle.
ADL Chief Suggests Israel Deporting African Migrants Would Appear Racist
He also compared African refugees in Israel to the “Dreamers” in the United States.
ADL Calls On Obama To Denounce Farrakhan Again After Quashed Photo Emerges
A 2005 photo of Obama and Farrakhan, who has frequently been accused of anti-Semitism, was unearthed last week.
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.
If We Can’t Write About Nazis, They Win
In order to stop today’s Nazis and forces like the ‘alt-right,’ we must first attempt to understand the motivations of its members.
ADL Slams GOP Rep. For Bringing Holocaust Denier To Meeting
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher was accompanied by Charles C. Johnson, who wrote about “Auschwitz and the gas chambers not being real.”
Jewish Groups Call For Tougher Gun Control Laws After Las Vegas Attack
The director of the Anti-Defamation League called for “tough, effective gun violence prevention measures.”
Jewish Groups Condemn Charlottesville Violence, Trump’s Response
Reform Judaism’s top rabbi was “deeply troubled by the moral equivalence evident in President Trump’s statement” condemning hate “on many sides.”