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ADL welcomed the announcement by Pope Francis that he plans to authorize the opening of the Vatican’s World War II archives so that scholars and historians have an opportunity to fully study the history of that time and the Church’s actions during the Holocaust.
ADL today called on the Sultanate of Oman to remove a number of virulently anti-Semitic titles that are being promoted for sale in the Arabic language through Oman’s annual state-run book fair.
The Anti-Defamation League awarded the first Noah Klieger Anti-Defamation League Medal to perpetuate the memory of the Holocaust to Israel’s
Hezbollah threatens the security of not just Israel, but also the entire Middle East. We welcome the British government’s decision to finally ban Hezbollah in its entirety as a terrorist group
ADL welcomed today’s announcement that Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Elan Carr has been selected to serve as the next U.S. Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism.
The Anti-Defamation League awarded the first Noah Klieger Anti-Defamation League Medal to perpetuate the memory of the Holocaust to Israel’s
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.
