Tell FIFA that Every Fan Deserves Equal Treatment
At the World Cup, a fan was told his Israeli flag wasn't welcome. Flags from every other nation? No problem. That's discrimination.
Fighting Hate for Good®
ADL is the leading anti-hate organization in the world. Founded in 1913 to protect the Jewish people, ADL works to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and secure justice and fair treatment to all. In the face of rising antisemitism, we protect, advocate and educate and seek to create a world without hate.
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Hazak: Jewish Venture Accelerator
Already fighting Antisemitism? Explore Hazak (Hebrew for “strong”), ADL's first-of-its-kind grassroots accelerator that helps community-based advocates scale their efforts to fight antisemitism more effectively, more quickly and with greater impact.
Campus Antisemitism Report Card
With 583 antisemitic incidents recorded on campuses in 2025, many Jewish students, faculty and staff continue to feel threatened, excluded and harassed. But universities are increasingly taking action – strengthening policies, improving security and expanding support for Jewish campus communities. Find out how schools are responding in the 2026 Campus Antisemitism Report Card.
Join an ADL Program to Empower Your Congregation
Kulanu, Hebrew for “all of us,” is ADL’s national synagogue engagement program, empowering congregations to address antisemitism through education, community engagement and advocacy with insight from ADL experts, resources and a network of congregations nationwide. Applications are being accepted on a rolling basis.
