Press Releases
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ADL: New Zealand Mosque Attack Shows That White Supremacy is an International Terror Threat
The shooter allegedly left behind an anti-immigrant manifesto indicating he was a racist who appeared to be deeply obsessed with the extreme right.
ADL Partners with Network Contagion Research Institute to Study Hate on Social Media
ADL announced a partnership with the Network Contagion Research Institute to produce a series of reports that take an in-depth look into how extremism and hate spread on social media.
ADL Hails Introduction of Dream and Promise Act; Calls on House to Quickly Pass the Bill
The bill would provide a pathway to citizenship for millions of DREAMers and recipients of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and Deferred Enforced Departure (DED).
ADL Statement on the Role of Israeli Arabs in Israel’s Vibrant Democracy
The ADL called on Israeli political leaders across the spectrum to stop delegitimizing Israeli Arab political parties and vilifying the Arab minority population of Israel.
ADL Welcomes House Vote on Resolution Condemning Anti-Semitism
ADL welcomed passage in the U.S. House of Representatives of a resolution on anti-Semitism that firmly condemned and rejected the dual loyalty myth and other anti-Semitic slurs.
ADL Welcomes Opening of World War II Vatican Archives
The opening of the Vatican’s archives is an extraordinarily important announcement and a welcome moment in the history of Catholic-Jewish relations.
White Supremacist Propaganda and Events Soared in 2018
White supremacists dramatically stepped up their propaganda efforts in the U.S. targeting neighborhoods and campuses in 2018.
ADL Welcomes UK Designating All of Hezbollah as a Terrorist Group
Until now, Britain had merely proscribed Hezbollah's "military wing," a policy that is still pursued by the European Union.
ADL Applauds Senate Passage of Anti-Lynching Bill; Urges Prompt House Approval
While lynching has disproportionately impacted African Americans over the course of history, many other marginalized groups have been victims of lynching due to religious bigotry and xenophobia.
ADL Urges Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to Uphold Ruling Halting Termination of Temporary Protection Status for Vulnerable Groups
The brief submits that ample evidence of racial animus by the Administration exists -- highlighting the pernicious history of the “America First” slogan.