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We still are confirming details of this heinous crime, but this shooting strikes a nerve because it comes after an unrelenting, ongoing campaign of hate and harassment targeting the Jewish community simply because of who we are and what we believe. Our hearts break for the

We are devastated by the heinous attack outside the Capital Jewish Museum in DC last night, in which Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim - two innocent young people in the prime of their lives - were tragically murdered. Our thoughts and prayers are with their families and the

Details are emerging on the alleged D.C. Museum shooter, Elias Rodriguez, after the latest attack on the Jewish community last night. The ADL Center on Extremism found the suspect's alleged manifesto calling to 'escalate for Gaza' and additional info following the killings of 2

Wednesday night's attack outside DC's Capital Jewish Museum has us reeling. But we're still here to stand up for what we believe in.

As our regional director Andrew Goretsky said, hateful rhetoric going unchecked leads to tragedy. There is no excuse for this kind of violence - ever.

Less than a week after the murder of Yaron Lischinsky & Sarah Milgrim outside the DC Jewish Museum and 5 years after the murder of George Floyd, we must all have the moral clarity to stand up for anyone targeted in this despicable manner. More in my conversation with Reverend Al Sharpton ⤵️

1/2 We are deeply troubled that once again, today’s Jerusalem Day march was marred by hateful chants and violence, including calls of “Death to Arabs” and assaults on Palestinian residents. There is no place for such incitement. bit.ly/3SmCv52

There have been 8 terrorist plots and attacks targeting Jews, Zionists or Jewish Institutions in the US since July 2024, including the Capital Jewish Museum shooting last week. It's very clear: The Jewish community need security. Tell Congress to act: action.adl.org/a/nsgp-dc-call…

Ye’s cultural influence is vast, but he’s using it to spread antisemitic hate. His song "Heil Hitler" comes as Holocaust awareness fades. Tech platforms must act to stop Nazi glorification. Jonathan Greenblatt in The Hollywood Reporter: hollywoodreporter.com/business/digit…

After the heinous attack outside the Capitol Jewish Museum, 33 bipartisan senators are urging $500M in funding for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program. Synagogues and other vulnerable institutions deserve protection. Every dollar invested in NSGP helps save lives.

On Wednesday, join us alongside Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia Weitzman NMAJH for a screening and discussion of October 8. Hear from the frontlines of campus antisemitism and how we can cut through the noise of misinformation. phillyjfm.org/event/october-…

ADL is monitoring the situation in Boulder. Hear from Jonathan Greenblatt about the latest.

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In less than two weeks, two peaceful Jewish events ended in rage-filled, violent attacks. Jews must FEEL safe in America. Jews must BE safe in America. Our leaders must act now to protect Jewish spaces like synagogues, schools and community centers. Tell our leaders that they

.Oren Segal to CNN: since Jan. 2020, the ADL Center on Extremism has documented 16 terrorist plots or attacks targeting Jews, Zionists or Jewish institutions in the U.S. & 9 of them in the past year only.

Thank you to Action News on 6abc for speaking with us and our colleagues about the horrific attack in Boulder. ADL's Center on Extremism is tracking the latest and recommends Jewish organizations and synagogues review security plans.

Jews have been targets of violent attacks over the past two weeks, but this unfortunately isn't a trend just in 2025... Join ADL to demand your elected officials ensure the safety of the Jewish community. action.adl.org/a/leaders?sour…

“Today, people are afraid to wear a Star of David. They’re taking down their mezuzahs. They’re afraid to be Jewish.” This is how Holocaust survivor Barbara Steinmetz, who was injured in Sunday's antisemitic terror attack in Boulder, describes life in America today — in 2025. Let

Today, the Boulder Jewish community came together with strength & resilience. One week after an antisemitic attack, the 30th annual Boulder Jewish Festival sent a powerful message: hate has no place here. Susan Rona, ADL Mountain States Regional Director, gave remarks in solidarity.