Jonathan Greenblatt
“There is a word for this kind of twisted fear mongering and conspiratorial thinking: antisemitism,” Jonathan Greenblatt stated.
“We’re not asking for them to change their businesses,” said Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO and national director of the ADL. “We’re just asking for them to get it right.”
“Calls for universities to divest from companies doing business in Israel are not only morally dangerous, but may also be financially dangerous,” said ADL chief Jonathan Greenblatt.
“2023 saw the highest number of antisemitic incidents in the U.S. ever recorded by the ADL.”
“It is patently false and a blood libel to suggest that ANY Jewish students are ‘pro-genocide,’” ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt tweeted.
“Antisemitism is nothing short of a national emergency, a five-alarm fire that is still raging across the country and in our local communities and campuses.”
The organization’s CEO, Jonathan Greenblatt, called the peace agreement “one of the most consequential foreign-policy accomplishments of the U.S. government over the last several decades.”
Insiders at the organization said Technology Center director Yaël Eisenstat’s departure reflected internal disagreements with some of the decisions made by CEO Jonathan Greenblatt.
“Censorship of these phrases will not reduce antisemitism,” said ADL advisory board member Eli Pariser.
“Clear calls for extreme violence are against our terms of service and will result in suspension,” the billionaire entrepreneur wrote.
“I want Congress to recognize the gravity of this moment,” said Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO and national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
The Anti-Defamation has missed the root causes of antisemitism under Jonathan Greenblatt’s leadership, an organizer of the Jewish Leadership Project ad told JNS.
