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We welcome Germany's move to block access to WatchPeopleDie (WPD), a gore forum where users can post and view real images and videos of graphic violence, including murders, torture, and executions.
Since 2024, the ADL Center on Extremism has identified at least eight mass attackers who were active on WPD before carrying out their attacks.
This is an important step toward confronting the spread of violent content online. Our research helps equip parents, educators, community members and law enforcement with resources to recognize early warning signs of extremist threats and support those who may need help. Learn more here: adl.org/resources/background…
On #VeteransDay, we honor and thank all those who've put their lives on the line to defend our democracy and fight against hate.
We are forever grateful for your service.
Hazak, ADL’s Jewish Venture Accelerator, uses a startup-inspired model to strengthen and scale community-led efforts to fight antisemitism.
Hazak brings together grassroots leaders and Jewish entrepreneurs from a wide range of sectors, equipping them with ADL’s tools and expertise while fostering the innovation, collaboration and connections they need to expand their impact.
Hear from the inaugural cohort.
As @Tessa_Veksler said, “Become the leaders you want to see in the world, regardless of who holds political office.”
A former student body president at @UCSB herself, Tessa knows that preparing the next generation means more than teaching young Jews to combat antisemitism. It means giving them the tools and opportunities to lead, advocate for themselves, and build communities where they can thrive and celebrate who they are.
Read Tessa's oped here: foxnews.com/opinion/election…
We welcome @TheJusticeDept's indictment of three suspects on terrorism-related charges for allegedly supporting nearly 20 attacks by Iraq's Kata'ib Hezbollah and the Iranian regime's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps across the U.S. and Europe. Among the reported targets were synagogues in New York and London.
This is yet another stark reminder of the grave threat the Iranian regime and its terror proxies pose not only to Jewish communities, but to democracies around the world. justice.gov/opa/pr/three-ira…
1/ One year ago, @biannagolodryga and @LeviYonit released Don't Feed the Lion, a middle grade's book on antisemitism, empathy and moral courage.
ADL created a classroom resource, Who Leads the Pride, to help educators bring the book to students: adl.org/resources/article/wh…
2/ Now we're featuring the book in ADL's new Stories That Matter digital learning kits for K-12 educators and families, with discussion prompts, book projects and grade-level book recommendations.
Explore the kits: adl.org/resources/tools-and-…
Jaroslawa Lewicka, the last Righteous Among the Nations living in Israel, has passed away at 91.
At just six years old, she risked her life to help save Jews during the Holocaust.
Her story reminds us of a timeless truth: Doing the right thing is a choice — sometimes a difficult and dangerous one. Even in humanity’s darkest moments, we can choose courage over fear and compassion over indifference.
May her memory be a blessing, and her legacy an inspiration to us all. jpost.com/israel-news/articl…
Nearly 400 people joined @ADLDesert and @UNLV for Rising Above Together, a full day of learning about antisemitism, extremism and how we all can stand up to hate.
Attendees left with practical tools to recognize hate, respond and build stronger communities.
Thank you to our speakers, partners and UNLV! Let's keep building stronger communities.
As Lebanon grapples with war, economic collapse and the influence of Iranian regime-backed Hezbollah, what does the future hold for its religious minorities?
In this webinar hosted by ADL's Task Force on Middle East Minorities, @adlisrael's @carolenl joined @nadinemaenza and @haningdr for a conversation on the challenges facing Lebanon's diverse communities and whether the country can preserve and renew its pluralism.
Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=F3ST1jGk…
Thank you, @SecRubio, for making the longstanding U.S. push for real accountability at the UN one of your priorities at the G7 meeting. ADL and our J7 partners share that goal, including stronger vetting, real oversight, and consequences when antisemitism and anti-Israel bias are tolerated under the UN's banner.
Read our letter to member states on this priority here: adl.org/resources/press-rele…
I just landed in France for the @G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting.
We will focus on pushing for real accountability at the UN and advancing an innovation first agenda to secure the future of Super Intelligence.
Yesterday, we celebrated the accomplishments of our inaugural Hazak cohort!
At the capstone event for ADL's grassroots accelerator, these inspiring leaders from healthcare, education, the arts and more came together to reflect on their progress, develop action plans for the months ahead and explore new opportunities to collaborate and drive impact.
Congratulations to our first cohort! We can't wait to see what you accomplish next.
1/ Perpetrators within networks like the Com use everyday social media platforms and online gaming spaces to target and exploit vulnerable youth, coercing children and teens into self-harm, sharing sexually explicit images, and even running away from home.
But the exploitation of minors is only part of the threat. ADL research finds that extremist imagery and rhetoric, including antisemitism, are deeply woven into these online communities, used to shock, glorify violence, and reinforce extremist ideology.
This extreme ideology doesn’t just stay online. Since 2024, the ADL Center on Extremism has documented several attacks tied to gore sites, including school shootings whose perpetrators shared similar online footprints along their pathways to violence.
ADL’s @BenAPopp spoke to @KGWNews about the threats these groups pose.
kgw.com/article/news/crime/f…
Literature can open the door to difficult, yet essential conversations. In honor of #ChildrensBookWeek, we're launching ADL's new Stories That Matter digital learning kits to help K-12 educators and families use books to explore Jewish identity, the Holocaust and antisemitism.
Check it out: adl.org/resources/tools-and-…
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Our statement on Ann Arbor's recently passed safe worship zone law.
ALT A statement from ADL Michigan appears on a blue gradient background. It discusses the new safe worship zone law passed by the Ann Arbor City Council, highlighting its importance in protecting worship access, particularly at Beth Israel Congregation. The statement is attributed to Elyssa Schmier, Regional Director of ADL Michigan.
Tonight marks 88 years since #Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass), also known as the November Pogrom, when rampaging mobs throughout Germany and Austria freely attacked Jews and destroyed their homes, businesses, cemeteries, schools and synagogues. Nearly 100 Jews were murdered, 30,000 were sent to concentration camps and 1,400 synagogues were damaged or burned down – marking a turning point toward the Nazis' outright violence and widespread destruction of the Jewish people. Jews were then forced to pay "compensation" for the damage.
Today, we must not only remember and commemorate, but also speak out against antisemitism whenever and wherever we see it. We must speak up, share facts and show strength.
No Jewish medical student, healthcare professional or patient should have to face antisemitism in a place dedicated to healing and caring for others. Yet that's exactly what too many are experiencing.
Join ADL and @TheAJMAofficial on Nov. 18 at 12PM ET to hear new research and discuss how institutions can strengthen accountability against antisemitism.
Register: adl.zoom.us/webinar/register…
As @ADL’s Matt Williams said: “Showing people that antisemitism is broadly unpopular in the United States, that most people think it’s a serious problem, and that, in a word, it’s not cool, but really just socially unacceptable, does a lot of great interdicting work.”
New research from the ADL Center for Antisemitism Research found that reminding people that most Americans reject antisemitism made them roughly 6% more likely to recognize and report antisemitic content.
Watch the full interview here: foxnews.com/video/6407983255…
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What a powerful day! We were proud to join hundreds of Philadelphians standing with Jewish and Israeli-owned businesses in the face of intimidation.
We appreciate @PhillyPolice's commitment to securing our community.
Yehuda Sichel's grandfather was just 10 years old in Germany during Kristallnacht. Now, on the eve of its 88th anniversary, his grandson's Philadelphia restaurant is being targeted by a boycott of Jewish and Israeli-owned businesses.
In @PhillyInquirer, @ADLPhiladelphia's @AndrewGoretsky explains why this is clearly antisemitic discrimination, not political protest. inquirer.com/opinion/comment…
