Jewish communities feel threatened by increasingly hostile environment  

ADL welcomed today’s declaration by the 28 European Union countries that they will work to combat anti-Semitism in Europe. 

Once again, this high-profile, government-sponsored book fair is being used to promote blatantly anti-Semitic books that deny the Holocaust and accuse Jews of controlling the world and trying to undermine Islam

ADL sent a letter yesterday evening signed by over seventy national and local organizations to urge the timely passage of two bipartisan bills designed to address anti-Semitism abroad. 

ADL today announced the launch of a new task force focused on promoting the protection of minority communities in the Middle East.

Our hearts break for the families of those killed and injured at the Tree of Life Synagogue, and for the entire Jewish community of Pittsburgh

The Anti-Defamation League is launching its unique program, Sports Only, to promote social cohesion in Israeli sports. The Beitar Jerusalem football club is the first to join the initiative.

ADL welcomed the administration’s new National Strategy for Counterterrorism’s recognition of the broad spectrum of extremist threats faced by the United States and other countries.

ADL has long urged that international sporting federations ensure that Israeli participants are treated in the same manner as all other competitors.  

We welcome the House of Representatives’ overwhelming vote today to approve the Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism Act of 2018.  Advancing this bill has been a top priority for ADL, as has urging the Administration to select a qualified individual to fill the State Department post of U.S. Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism without delay