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You may be familiar with ADL's Hate on Display™ resource or our Hate Symbols Database, but have you explored our resource on antizionist hate?
This resource breaks down the logos, symbols and slogans used by large segments of the antizionist movement, helping communities stay vigilant against attempts to intimidate and frighten.
Explore Revealed: Antizionist Hate here: adl.org/resources/tools-and-…
Malaysia’s reported exclusion of Israeli players from the @FIDE_chess World Amateur Championship is discriminatory and unacceptable.
International sporting events must be open to all eligible participants, regardless of nationality. If Malaysia cannot guarantee equal access, FIDE should relocate the tournament.
No politics. No double standards. Let them play. algemeiner.com/2026/10/21/is…
As @JGreenblattADL said, “We are living through an epidemic of anti-Jewish hate. That alarm has not subsided.”
On @DonnyDeutsch’s On Brand podcast, Jonathan breaks down findings from ADL’s new State of the Arts report and how antisemitism is showing up in the arts and on digital platforms Americans use every single day like TikTok and Wikipedia.
What a privilege to be back on my friend @DonnyDeutsch's On Brand podcast to talk about antisemitism, extremism and the state of the world. We’re living in a volatile world and a global tsunami of anti-Jewish hate that requires every one of us to do our part.
We talked in depth about @ADL's new #StateoftheArts report and the expulsion and erasure of Jewish and Israeli voices from arts and culture, about the capture of Wikipedia, and the need to address the emerging challenges on social media and online spaces
A Jewish early childhood educator, Jen Schiffer, spent a year preparing for a learning trip to Reggio Emilia. Then the trip was canceled amid protests, after Jewish educators were asked to sign a statement distancing themselves from Israel. No educator should have to defend their Jewish identity to learn. Read her story: algemeiner.com/2026/10/22/i-…
1/ A 13-year-old in Bistrița, Romania allegedly stabbed a teacher and a classmate on Monday, reportedly posting about his plans on TikTok shortly before the attack.
The incident bears hallmarks of memetic violence, a phenomenon the ADL Center on Extremism has been tracking in which individuals carry out attacks largely to gain attention and status in online communities that glorify mass killers, often imitating previous attackers. The violence itself becomes content, meant to be recorded, shared and celebrated. reuters.com/world/13-year-ol…
3/ This copycat behavior extends across countries. The Evergreen High School shooter in Colorado posed like Rupnow last year before his attack, while a school bomber in Jakarta also posted an "okay" hand sign photo.
The ADL Center on Extremism has documented dozens of attacks tied to these online communities since 2024, and how these communities overlap with antisemitism and extremism.
These spaces aren't limited to obscure corners of the internet. They also exist on mainstream platforms like TikTok, where violent imagery and glorification can reach young audiences.
Learn more about memetic violence and the warning signs: adl.org/resources/background…
4/ What you can do:
Speak Up: If a young person posts threats or glorifies killers, report it to the platform and law enforcement.
Share Facts: Learn the warning signs and symbols with ADL's Memetic Violence Field Guide.
Show Strength: Push platforms to enforce their own rules on violent content.
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The @EdWorkforceCmte's report details how antisemitic content has been embedded in K-12 curricula, instructional materials and teacher training for years. Jewish students, faculty, and staff deserve to attend school without being targeted, marginalized or made to feel unwelcome because they are Jewish.
We thank Chairman @RepWalberg for his dedication to protecting Jewish members of K-12 communities. This report shows why Congress must pass the Jewish American Security Act to strengthen federal protections for Jewish students on campus and in K-12 settings. edworkforce.house.gov/upload…
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Earlier this week, we were honored to join @ADL colleagues, thought leaders & elected officials from across the country for the David Merage Foundation’s Congress for Allyship & Unity. Susan Rona facilitated a session with @boulderpolice Chief Redfearn on healing after a crisis.
We join our partners @BoardofDeputies in welcoming the Bell report on antisemitism in British schools, with its 27 recommendations to improve a dire situation.
British Education Secretary Lucy Powell has accepted all 27 proposals and said "Change will come." That promise must be upheld.
We welcome the recommendations of Sir David Bell to tackle antisemitism in schools and colleges and the commitment of the Secretary of State for Education to implement them. The struggle against extremism and antisemitism begins with education, so we must get this right in schools.
This is not just about protecting Jewish pupils and staff, but protecting all our children from hateful and extremist ideas, and supporting schools to tackle them where they arise.
Last week, ADL and the J7 Task Force traveled to the UK and Ireland for the annual J7 summit, amid rising antisemitism and growing threats to Jewish communities. With 2025 marking the deadliest year for antisemitic attacks against diaspora Jews in over 30 years, the need for action is urgent. It cannot wait.
Throughout the week, we heard directly from Jewish communities about the challenges they face and brought their concerns to government officials and institutional leaders, including the UK's Foreign Secretary, Ireland's Taoiseach, government ministers, BBC leadership and members of Parliament.
Our message was clear. World leaders must recognize antisemitism as a growing and imminent threat to Jewish communities and our shared democratic values, and take concrete action. That means strengthening security for Jewish institutions, enforcing hate crime laws, confronting antisemitism in the media and online and holding leaders accountable.
Wikipedia's "Gaza war" article was stripped of about 17,000 characters documenting the October 7 atrocities, including evidence of sexual violence. What remains is one line saying terrorists "reportedly engaged" in such violence, which is an attempt to present it as contested information rather than an established fact.
Banned editors' work is still largely in place. Read ADL's new report: adl.org/resources/report/dam…
This is exactly why ADL has long called for reforms to the UN Special Rapporteur system.
By failing to fully acknowledge the horrors perpetrated since October 7, the UN has abandoned neutrality, says Dr Alice Jill Edwards
Read more from the former UN special rapporteur on torture here ⬇️
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We’re proud and grateful to expand our partnership with @nhclc to fight antisemitism and strengthen Christian and Jewish ties.
Here’s what’s new this year: sermon and prayer guides to help pastors speak out against antisemitism, a bilingual English-Spanish Sunday school curriculum celebrating the Jewish people and the Land of Israel, new connections between churches and synagogues, and joint advocacy for bipartisan legislation to create safe access zones around houses of worship.
As @JGreenblattADL said, “That is the America we are building. Young Christians and Jews who stand shoulder to shoulder. And neighbors who become friends.”
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A white supremacist pleaded guilty yesterday to damaging religious property. George Horn of Dundalk, Maryland, spray-painted swastikas on gravestones at a Jewish cemetery and admitted he targeted it because it was Jewish.
The conviction stems from an alert from the ADL Center on Extremism, which @USAO_MD commended for its "valuable assistance" in the investigation.
ADL helps hold accountable those who target the Jewish community. Accountability is central to our mission to protect.
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Thank you @James_Pasch from @ADL for coming to Canada’s first ever Canadian Litigators Combating Antisemitism Summit.
Sharing the work of our American counterparts gave us, Canadian lawyers, a lot of insights that will be useful in our work against Jew hatred.
Wikipedia banned the editors behind a coordinated anti-Israel and antisemitic editing campaign. It left most of their edits.
On flagship pages including "Hamas," "Gaza war" and "Zionism," 91% of one banned editor's work is still live.
Read ADL's new report: adl.org/resources/report/dam…
A troubling new @IMPACT_SE report finds that Syria’s post-Assad curriculum is not moving toward tolerance, but rather continuing to promote an extremist worldview. Textbooks continue to promote antisemitic stereotypes, glorify violent jihad and martyrdom, and marginalize minorities.
If Syria’s new leadership seeks international legitimacy, what it teaches the next generation must be part of the test. Without meaningful education reform, the same hatred and extremism risk being carried forward, undermining any real prospect for peace, coexistence and reconciliation in the region. timesofisrael.com/liveblog_e…
















