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[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

There is nothing peaceful about vandalism and intimidation. Targeting businesses simply because they have ties to Israel isn't activism. It's harassment, plain and simple. And deliberately disrupting the everyday lives of Americans to make a political point is unacceptable. We should stop pretending otherwise.

[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

You want to know what desperate looks like?

Blaming the price of bananas on Israel.

Consider this PAC ad just another example of scapegoating the Jewish state. At least we can thank them for a case study in antisemitism.

[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

You want to know what desperate looks like?

Blaming the price of bananas on the Jewish state.

Consider that PAC ad just another example of scapegoating the Jewish state. At least we can thank them for a case study in antisemitism.

[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

A man spray-painted swastikas on Jewish gravestones in Maryland. He admitted he targeted the cemetery because it was Jewish. Last week he pleaded guilty.

This conviction began with an alert from the @ADL Center on Extremism, work the U.S. Attorney's Office commended as "valuable assistance."

As my colleague Tali Cohen told @Newsweek: “Cemeteries are sacred ground in every community and an attack like this inflicts pain on all." https://t.co/f2bP1sVXti

[ADL @ADL]

ADL's @JGreenblattADL was back on @DonnyDeutsch’s On Brand podcast to talk about what’s changed in the last six months when it comes to antisemitism. Unfortunately, the alarm hasn’t subsided. We’re living through an epidemic of anti-Jewish hate, and its normalization is deeply alarming.

Jonathan talked about ADL’s new #StateOfTheArts report and the quiet erasure of Jewish and Israeli artists and how antisemitism is spreading on platforms like TikTok and Wikipedia.

[ADL @ADL]

Antisemitism is evolving, and combating it demands new strategies. In After Never Again, @JGreenblattADL explains how ADL is confronting antisemitism across social media, AI, and emerging tech.

The new documentary by Charlie Spickler is coming to @PBS in December, via @NETA_Tweets.

[ADL @ADL]

We are horrified by the terrorist attack on St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in Karak, Jordan, where gunmen opened fire on Christian mourners gathered for a funeral, killing and wounding many.

We mourn the victims, pray for the recovery of the wounded, and stand with their families, with the Jordanian Christian community, with Christians around the world and with all Jordanians. No one should fear for their life while practicing their faith.

Read the full statement from ADL’s Task Force on Middle East Minorities: https://t.co/x5fSBrQ4tx

[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

To attack people gathered to mourn a loved one, inside a church, is an unimaginable act of cruelty.

We mourn with the victims, their families and the Christian community. This horrific attack is a stark reminder of the threat that radical Islamism and violent extremism pose to Christians and other religious minorities across the Middle East and beyond.

Everyone deserves to live and worship freely, without fear of violence or persecution.

[ADL @ADL]

.@SUNYRockland went from a D to an A grade on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, showing that change is possible. In @TimesofIsrael, ADL's @scottarichman shares four lessons from campuses that earned an A on our Report Card: lead vocally, enforce rules consistently, invest in Jewish life and build bridges.

[ADL @ADL]

ADL and @TheAENetwork are deeply concerned about the programming and speakers scheduled for the @AmerStudiesAssn's 2026 Upcoming Annual Meeting, as it raises serious questions about its commitment to academic freedom and inclusion, particularly for Jewish and Zionist scholars.

Sessions appear to portray Zionism as racist and dangerous, with little room for competing perspectives, risking sending a message that Jewish scholars are unwelcome. The conference also features a speaker who reportedly praised a perpetrator of a deadly terrorist attack against Israeli civilians and appeared alongside individuals associated with US-designated terrorist organizations.

Jewish academics should not have to conceal their identities or beliefs to participate fully in academic life. An organization that champions inclusion and academic freedom must extend those principles to all its members.

More in @jewishinsider: https://t.co/DRED2it3X1

[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

Last year, @ADL released its Academic Associations Integrity Index, and the @AmerStudiesAssn was identified as one of the associations with major concerns and a need for substantial action.

We found antisemitic statements, the stifling of open discourse, and members leaving as a result of all of this and more.

The programming and speakers planned for this year's annual meeting only reinforce those findings, making clear that little has changed.

[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

Banning individual editors was never going to be enough.

Wikipedia pages that millions read, and that AI tools learn from, still carry the marks of a coordinated campaign Wikipedia itself sanctioned but never cleaned up.

Wikimedia should audit this work. Read the new @ADL report: https://t.co/deHsgirpOL

[ADL @ADL]

Two recent incidents in NYC highlight a troubling pattern of antizionist activists targeting businesses over their ties to Israel.

Palestine Action, an international, U.S.-sanctioned group, claimed responsibility for vandalizing a Capital One branch on the Upper East Side. Days earlier, vandals destroyed OMNY readers in Brooklyn.

The ADL Center on Extremism examines the incidents and broader trend: https://t.co/wVzJdfvSAP

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

43 years ago, Hezbollah terrorists attacked U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut, Lebanon, and killed 241 Americans. We will never forget their sacrifice. 🇺🇸

The attack was directed, financed and ordered by the same evil Iranian regime that President Trump is fighting today.

[ADL New York / New Jersey @ADL_NYNJ]

What does it take for colleges to fight antisemitism? In @TimesofIsrael, Reg. Dir. @scottarichman shares four lessons from campuses that earned an A on our Report Card: lead vocally, enforce rules consistently, invest in Jewish life and build bridges. Read more of what's worked: https://t.co/YTQRPXk8nR

[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

Proud to be featured in After Never Again, a new documentary by Charlie Spickler exploring Jewish identity, community, belonging, and the rise of antisemitism.

We have to innovate to fight antisemitism. What worked in the past won’t necessarily work today, and likely won’t work tomorrow.

I share how ADL is confronting hate across social media, AI, and emerging tech. After Never Again is scheduled to air on PBS in December, via @NETA_Tweets.

[ADL New York / New Jersey @ADL_NYNJ]

This is an important statement from Bronx elected officials, including @NYCJewishCaucus Chair Eric Dinowitz, @RepRitchie, @bronxbp, and @JeffreyDinowitz. The message is clear - organizing to prevent Jewish New Yorkers from gathering together will not be tolerated.

[Jonathan Greenblatt @JGreenblattADL]

Open debate is one thing. Demanding a political declaration before Jewish educators can learn alongside their peers is another. When Jewish identity and perceived connections to Israel trigger scrutiny, that's a litmus test, and it's antisemitic.

Thank you, @tinyjenschiffer, for sharing your story: 
https://t.co/ASOO2MwzQB

[ADL Philadelphia @ADLPhiladelphia]

Prosecutors allege a Haverford professor used anonymous accounts to send a colleague about 50 antisemitic, threatening messages and posted the family's address. He is presumed innocent.
Higher ed shouldn't wait for a verdict to ask what it owes Jewish students and staff.

[ADL @ADL]

A professor is charged with cyberstalking a colleague, with prosecutors alleging antisemitic threats and posting the family's address. The family reportedly left their home.

Higher ed shouldn't wait for a verdict to ask what it owes Jewish students, faculty and staff. In his new op-ed, @ADLPhiladelphia's Andrew Goretsky calls on colleges to review what they teach and how they define belonging. https://t.co/5npf9JYq9n