Op-eds
Reports of the Alt-Right’s Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
Despite reports of infighting, legal troubles, and financial ruin, the alt-right and its leaders continue to play a key role within the broader white supremacist movement, argues Oren Segal.
Feeding Palestinian Illusions
Ken Jacobson says the response by the international community/media to the recent protests along the Israeli-Gaza border was quite predictable.
Federal Hate Crime Prosecutions Are Critical, But Are They Enough?
Melissa Garlick examines whether federal hate crime prosecutions are solely enough to prevent and respond to the broader societal impact of hate crimes.
What Mark Zuckerberg Gets Wrong - and Right - About Hate Speech
Brittan Heller takes a closer look at the role artificial intelligence (AI) can play in combating hate speech online – highlighting ADL’s Online Hate Index.
Israel's Founding Values: Yesterday and Today
On Israel's 70th anniversary, Jonathan Greenblatt takes a look at the nation's accomplishments and reflects on what yet remains to be done.
It's Not Too Late to Rescue the Asylum Seeker
Johnathan Greenblatt and Dan Meridor call on Benjamin Netaynahu to stand by the United Nations Refugee Agency’s (UNHCR) plan on the issue of African asylum seekers.
Qatar's Swiss Cheese Terrorism List
Qatar's new terrorism list falls short in crucial regards, omitting groups responsible for the greatest number of fatalities in America, Israel, Afghanistan, or Saudi Arabia.
Anti-Semitism Forum Comes at Critical Time for Jews
Sharon Nazarian says the 6th Global Forum on Combating Anti-Semitism, which is convening in Jerusalem, could not come at a more critical moment for the global Jewish community.
Louis Farrakhan … Again
Jonathan Greenblatt addresses Louis Farrakhan's most recent anti-Semitic speech, delivered this past weekend at the Nation of Islam's annual Saviours’ Day convention.
Europe's Anti-Semitism Problem Needs a Reckoning
Sharon Nazarian discusses the recent upsurge in European anti-Semitism and her recent participation in an international conference dealing with the subject in Rome.
Was Blaze Bernstein's Murder a Hate Crime? We Need to Know.
Jonathan Greenblatt takes a closer look at the cold-blooded murder of Blaze Bernstein, a Jewish and openly gay college student, and the accused perpetrator, Samuel Woodward.