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Disinformation: Exaggerated claims of targeted antisemitic violence in Los Angeles

Overview: While some in Los Angeles’ Jewish community were significantly impacted by the looting in late May, a number of the claims of targeted antisemitic violence have been exaggerated or misrepresented. There is no indication that Jewish businesses or institutions were broadly targeted for vandalism, and calling the events pogroms is inaccurate and offensive. Description: On the last weekend in May, some of the peaceful protests in Los Angeles, spurred by the murder of George…

Thank You for Interest in ADL Events

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Stop Hate For Profit

Stop Hate for Profit is an ongoing campaign to hold social media companies accountable for hate on their platforms. Social media must prioritize people over profit, and they must do it now. With the support of more than 1,200 businesses and non-profits and countless consumers, we sent a clear message to Facebook in July 2020 with our ad pause: stop valuing profits over hate, bigotry, racism, antisemitism, and disinformation. We continue to demand change and that Facebook stop hate for…

Disinformation: Rumor about Black Lives Matter activists distributing an antisemitic flier

Overview: There is no indication that any Black Lives Matter activists have shared, printed or distributed these fliers. Description: As previously reported by ADL, in the midst of ongoing protests against police brutality and systemic racism, an internet rumor has tied Black Lives Matter to a flier which reads, “Ending white privilege…intersects [sic] ending Jewish privilege,” and claims that Jewish Americans receive special privileges at leading universities. It also…

Disinformation: #AllWhitesAreNazis and #AWAN

Overview: These hashtags were created as a deliberate disinformation campaign on 4chan and promoted by white supremacists—there is no evidence that they are linked to or promoted by Black Lives Matter activists. Description: This disinformation campaign originated in June 2020 on the online forum 4chan, a favorite among extremists, with the goal of getting the hashtags #AllWhitesAreNazis or #AWAN trending on Twitter. Organizers hoped to commandeer hashtags like #BlackLivesMatter and …

Disinformation: “Black Lives Matter Global” campaign

Overview: This disinformation campaign, created on Telegram and promoted by white supremacists, is a blatant attempt to sow division and exacerbate tensions. Description: The “BLACK LIVES MATTER GLOBAL” Telegram channel was created on June 12, 2020 and its posts have since been shared repeatedly on some of the platform’s numerous white supremacist channels. The Telegram channel’s name, logo and hashtags appropriate the language and symbols of the Black Lives Matter…

Disinformation: Conspiracies connecting George Soros to protests and antifa

Overview: Claims that George Soros funds antifa or is otherwise involved in fomenting civil unrest related to Black Lives Matter protests are false and touch on longstanding, sometimes antisemitic conspiracy theories. Description: George Soros, a Hungarian-American Jewish billionaire, philanthropist and Holocaust survivor, is a frequent target of antisemitic conspiracy theories about his funding of protests. In the days following the murder of George Floyd and the eruption of nationwide…

ADL’s Audit of Antisemitic Incidents: 2019 Year in Review

In 2019, ADL recorded 2,107 antisemitic incidents in the United States, the highest number since ADL established the Audit in 1979. The high number of incidents came as the Jewish community grappled with vicious and lethal antisemitic attacks against communities in Poway, Jersey City and Monsey, and a spree of violent assaults in Brooklyn. The 2019 ADL Audit of Antisemitic Incidents found that the total number of antisemitic incidents in 2019 increased 12 percent over the previous…

Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents: Year in Review 2019

Antisemitism Uncovered: A Guide to Old Myths in a New Era

Antisemitism Uncovered: A Guide to Old Myths in a New Era is a comprehensive resource with historical context, fact-based descriptions of prevalent antisemitic myths, contemporary examples and calls-to-action for addressing this hate. Table of Contents: Introduction Definition of Antisemitism Antisemitism in History: Antisemitism in Global History Antisemitism in American History Antisemitic Myths: Jews Have Too Much Power Jews are Disloyal Jews are Greedy…

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Thank you for Your Interest in ADL Fighting Hate from Home Webinars

Thank you for signing up for ADL's new Fighting Hate from Home webinar series. In the coming days, we’ll be sending you invitations to future webinars in the Fighting Hate from Home series, as well as reports and alerts to keep you well-informed about the issues of the day so you can speak out and make a difference. If you want to see any archived webinars in the series, visit ADL's YouTube channel. Now that you’re with us, we’re here for you, too. If you…

Thank you for Submitting Micro-grant Return Form

Thank you for submitting your GLI Alumni Micro-Grants Return form! We’re reviewing the form to make sure everything is all set, and will get back to you shortly with details on when to expect your reimbursement.

Spelling of antisemitism vs. anti-Semitism

ADL has adopted the spelling of “antisemitism” instead of “anti-Semitism.” After reviewing the history and consulting with other leading experts, we’ve determined that this is the best way to refer to hatred toward Jews. The word “Semitic” was first used by a German historian in 1781 to bind together languages of Middle Eastern origin that have some linguistic similarities. The speakers of those languages, however, do not otherwise have shared…

Get ADL's Toolkit on How to Fight Antisemitism Today

ADL's Antisemitism Uncovered guide can help you understand more about the modern fight against this ancient prejudice. In this printable companion toolkit, ADL provides practical resources you can use to join us in combating antisemitism wherever you find it, whether online, on campus, in the media or in your community. Download the Antisemitism Uncovered Toolkit now so you can: Speak Up. Share Facts. Show Strength.

As We Fight Hate for Good, We Remember that Love Overpowers Hate.

If hate is a virus, love is a cure. If hate divides, love unites. If hate is violent, love is kind. Let us all commit to spreading love in this new year, because only with light can we drive out the darkness.

No Hate. No Fear. Solidarity March in NYC, Jan 5

Thank you for everyone who joined us on foot and followed us online at #FightHateForGood as we marched through the streets of New York — proud, united and strong. ADL was on the front lines, in solidarity against anti-Semitism with communities across the country and partners in this fight.

No Hate. No Fear.

ADL is a co-sponsor of the solidarity march in NYC, Jan 5. This Sunday, we will march through the streets of New York — proud, united, and strong. ADL will be on the front lines, in solidarity against anti-Semitism with communities across the country and partners in this fight. We invite people from across the region to stand with us and say no to hate and no to fear: You can stand up with the marchers and support the community by printing out ADL No Hate. No Fear. signs. Please…

SUPPORT OUR WORK: Your Gift Helps Stand Up Against anti-Semitism and Extremism

Your gift today will help ADL continue to expand our programs and keep up with the heartbreaking increase in extremism, anti-Semitism and hate in the United States and around the world. While we have seen hate grow in strength … together we have also proven that it can be beaten. Our Center on Extremism has disrupted violent hate crimes before they could happen, and our advocacy programs are on the ground wherever hate is, to defend all people from discrimination. So please,…

Take Action Against Global Anti-Semitism

Anti-Semitic attitudes and incidents are a reality around the globe. It’s time to take action. What You Can Do: SPEAK UP ADVOCATE against hate in the United States by signing a petition urging Congress to enact the Jabara-Heyer NO HATE Act and the Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act. Contact your local Jewish community to consider supporting or initiating other legislative action in your country. SHARE FACTS …