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ADL Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith News Articles Articles on the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith (ADL) Click on an article title to go straight to that article. Page numbers are listed to the right of each article. Undated ADL – A History of Disinformation and Intimidation 6 ADL Applauds President for “All-out Assault on Hate Crimes” 11 ADL Campaign Against Tolerance 13 ADL Defends Pillsbury Doughboy 19 ADL Wants Senate to Censor Internet 21 ADL Will Continue to Fight $9.7 Million Jury Award 61 A Mockery of Justice: The Great Sedition Trial of 1944 63 An Act of Censorship: American Library Association Becomes Another Israeli Occupied 84 Territory A New Outlet for American Dissident Voices 96 Anti-Defamation League Suffers Major Legal Defeat 98 Anti-Defamation League’s National Director is “Crazy Like a Foxman” 101 Behind the Mask of Respectability 131 B’nai B’rith and ADL Hypocritical Say Critics 141 Desperate Fanatics: The ADL Pounds the Table 157 Freedom Under Attack 160 Israel’s Bellin Rips U.S. Jews For Undercutting P.A. Chief 169 New Film ‘Defamation’ is an Expose of Israel 173 No Place for Hate Withdraws from Hamilton 177 Propagandizing the Police 180 Resolution of ADL Spy Scandal Case 191 Smith is One of the Top Ten Extremists in America According to the ADL 193 Tell the ADL: Stop Silencing Jewish Dissent 199 The ADL The drive to outlaw free speech and thought 200 The Defamation League – Censors of the Universe 215 The Ugly Truth About the ADL 219 Trapped in a Nazi Fantasyland 227 UC Santa Barbara Students Confront ADL’s Genocide Denial 230 Why Im Leaving After 25 Years 232 20th Century May 1933 B’nai B’rith and the German-Jewish Tragedy 238 1988 Days of Remembrance 240 June 13, 1988 ADL Report Diminishes its Reputation 247 1989 Noam Chomsky Describes the ADL 250 1993 Hitler’s Apologists 251 May 11, 1993 ADL Turned Notion of Human Rights on Head 258 May 29, 1993 The ADL: America’s Greatest Enemy 280 May 31, 1993 ADL Spy Probe 294 June 1993 The Changing Role of B’nai B’rith’s ADL 296 Fall 1993 ADL Ties With Mossad 301 January 1994 ADL Didn’t Do Anything Wrong and Promises Never to Do It Again 303 July/August 1994 Its Informant Sentenced But ADL Criminal Charges Dropped 308 1996 Gathering Wind – The Rise of Mental Flatulence in America 310 February 1996 The ADL Targets Shortwave Stations 315 February 2, 1996 Pentagon lambasted by ADL for doubting Jews’ US loyalty 317 July 1996 The ADL’s 1995 Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents 320 October 1996 Earning My Living as a Writer: The Year the ADL Changed My Job 325 Description October 24, 1997 ADL/AOL Blocking Software 329 December 1997 Bookburners and Their Victims: First-Hand Accounts of Pro-Israel 332 McCarthyism 1998-99 The ADL Snoops: Were the Spies Journalists? 336 September 17, Secrecy Defended by ADL 340 1998 September 18, ADL and Mossad 343 1998 September 18, ADL Info Helped HUAC in 1947 Witch Hunts 345 1998 September 18, Cal on Spying and Names 348 1998 October 1998 A Closer Look at the Enemy 360 October 1998 The Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith 367 November 1998 The Corruption of Americas Police by the ADL 373 November 16, California Appeals Court Decision on ADL 380 1998 November 17, ADL Accused of McCarthyite Tactics 411 1998 November 17, ADL Told to Open Files 413 1998 November 17, Court Rules for Activists on ADL 415 1998 November 27, ADL Claims Court Ruling Victory in Spying Lawsuit 416 1998 December 30, ADL’s Journalistic Status Reaffirmed by California 419 1998 December 30, ADL Suit Reinvigorated 420 1998 1999 Fact Sheet on the ADL 424 1999 The ADL and the Great Sedition Trial 429 January/February ADL Releases Software to Block Internet Hate Web Sites 439 1999 February 1999 Were the Spies Journalists? The ADL Snoops 442 August 12, 1999 Stopping Extremism Before the Crime 449 August 16, 1999 Protecting Privacy, Monitoring Hate 452 2000 February 2, 2000 Spy vs Spite 454 May 13, 2000 Neighbors’ Spat Leads to a Huge Award Against the Anti- 468 Defamation League June 19, 2000 A Victory Against Hate 473 August 28, 2000 FBI Calling the Kettle Black 478 September 11, Israel Now for Journalists of the Future 482 2000 September 12, Close the Book on Hate 485 2000 September 27, Hate Hurts Book Review 488 2000 October 2, 2000 Where ‘Caught in the Crossfire’ Can Leave No Room for Doubt 491 October 5, 2000 Hate Hurts But Bullets Kill 493 October 12, 2000 B’nai B’rith Award Now Under Review 496 October 17, 2000 Now Here’s a Chance to Raise the Hate Crimes Card 501 October 19, 2000 Despite Questions, Parks to Get Award 502 December 10, 2000 Helping Police Probe Hate Crimes 506 December 14, 2000 Police Get Help Putting Hate in its Place 510 2001 2001 A Revisionist Response to the ADL 513 2001 Couple Tarred as Anti-Semites 519 2001 Safire: Abe Should Resign 525 January 2001 Censoring the Internet on Behalf of Israel 529 February 21, 2001 ADL Urges Bush to Blacklist Nation of Islam from Faith Plan 532 February 26, 2001 David Duke Exploiting Anti-Semitism in Russia’s ADL 534 March 26, 2001 Working Its Will 535 March 28, 2001 Rabbi Calls ADL Leader Jews Worst Enemy 538 March 29, 2001 The ADL and Rich 541 April 4, 2001 Anti-Defamation League Case Upheld 544 June 2001 ‘Jewish’ Group Touts Homosexuality in Hingham Schools 545 June 20, 2001 Jewish Anti-Defamation League to Monitor Pro Life Web Sites 547 July 19, 2001 Polish Magazine Under Fire for Wartime Memoir 548 August 2001 Abe Foxman A Disgrace to My Religion 551 October 22, 2001 The Corruption of Americas Children by the ADL 555 October 26, 2001 Rightist Rally Hears Speech From Giuliani 558 December 27, 2001 B’nai B’rith Canada Offers Consultation, Training, in Wake of 562 Hate Incident 2002 February 25, 2002 The ADL Spying Case Is Over But The Struggle Continues 564 April 1, 2002 Adversaries Go Inside ADL’s Spying Operation 567 June 6, 2002 ADL Infiltrates the FBI and Subverts its Agenda 575 June 14, 2002 ADL Backs Ashcroft Bush Surveillance 577 August 18, 2002 ADL Targeted Black Congresswoman Critical of Israel 581 November 18, 2002 ADL Offers Guidance for Negotiating ‘December Dilemma’ 586 December 29, 2002 Anti-Defamation League and the FBI 588 2003 March 2003 AIPAC and Iraq Playing Politics at Ground Zero 595 March 3, 2003 AIPAC & ADL Refuse to Condemn Ethnic Cleansers 606 April 23, 2003 Libel Award Against Anti-Defamation League Upheld 610 September 19, ADL in 1933 and Berlusconi Now 611 2003 2004 February 10, 2004 Peninsula Professor Targeted by ADL for Criticism of Israel 615 May 21, 2004 ADL Offers Damage Control for War Criminals 619 August 12, 2004 Nader vs. the ADL 620 August 21/22, 2004 Ralph Nader as David Duke? 623 September 25, How Bush’s grandfather helped Hitler’s rise to power 625 2004 October 16/17, Nader: Criticizing Israel is Not Anti-Semitism 637 2004 2005 March 14, 2005 Censoring Thought and the ADL Effort to Deny Tenure to Joseph 642 Massad April 16, 2005 Frist Accused of Exploiting Religion Issue 684 May 8, 2005 Professors in Britain Vote to Boycott Two Israeli Schools 687 June 3, 2005 Witch Hunt at Columbia 692 2006 April 22, 2006 Who’s the Dog? Who’s the Tail? And the ADL 697 May 30, 2006 ADL Deplores Ontario Union’s Vote to Boycott Israel 703 2007 August 22, 2007 Armenian Genocide Debate Exposes Rift at ADL 704 August 27, 2007 Abe Foxman’s Genocide Denial Roadshow 708 October 4, 2007 Israel Lobby 711 2008 March 16, 2008 Jewish Labor Committee Attempts to Shut Down Boston 717 Conference on Zionism May 17, 2008 Uncomfortable Truths 721 2009 January 28, 2009 Defamation League 726 February 2009 Abe Foxman’s Anti-Semitic Pandemic 728 April 20, 2009 American Jews Support Direct Negotiations 731 April 28, 2009 ADL National Director Abraham Foxman Pushed UC Santa 733 Barbara to Investigate Professor June 24, 2009 A Heated Argument About Israel 735 June 26, 2009 Talk Show Hosts May Be Accomplices Under Hate Bill 740 Source: MSANEWS, [email protected] ADL – A History of Disinformation and Intimidation AlAkhbar The Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which describes itself as a civil rights organization, has been in the forefront of an ongoing attempt to label legitimate American-Arab and American-Muslim charitable, political, and informational organizations as fronts for terrorism. This attempt is part of a long-standing ADL policy of discrediting any individual or organization opposed to Israel or supportive of Palestinian rights. The ADL’s strong political loyalty to Israel as well as its acknowledged ties to Israel’s external intelligence agency in addition to its past practices of spreading disinformation and intimidating those who have spoken out against Israeli policies should however serve as a warning about the ADL and the nature of its claims. When the ADL was founded in 1913 it defined its mission as opposing the defamation of the Jewish people. Over the years, the organization won respect for its active support of civil rights and its opposition to segregation and white supremacist groups. However after the founding of the State of Israel and the 1967 Middle East War, the ADL significantly altered the way it defined its mission. In a 1974 ADL publication entitled “The New Anti-Semitism,” then-ADL National Director Benjamin Epstein argued that any “criticism of Israel reflects insensitivity to American Jews and constitutes a form of anti- Semitism.” This change in the way it defined its mission meant that the ADL would no longer be engaged in merely civil rights work but would rather take on a very strong political stance in defense of Israel.
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