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The organization’s CEO had a blistering response as Musk made a series of labored Nazi-themed “jokes.”
The antisemitism watchdog group said Musk’s salute appeared to be just “an awkward gesture.”
The Muslim civil rights group says Greenblatt should be barred from the network for likening Palestinian and Jewish student protests to Hezbollah.
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Musk previously faced backlash for sharing an allegedly antisemitic comment on X, causing advertisers to flee from the site.
Eisenstat posted on LinkedIn that the decision was a result of her desire to focus more directly on elections and pro-democracy work.
A spokesperson for the Anti-Defamation League said, “At a time of rising antisemitism worldwide, it’s disgusting to see Kanye once again use his platform to spew Jew hatred.”
“No amount of acrobatics can justify Musk’s frequent embraces of antisemitic themes and providing X as a... platform for his antisemitism,” Abe Foxman said.
As the organization’s CEO praises Elon Musk and takes a hard line against college student groups, recent employees say the ADL is imperiling its own mission.
Researcher Stephen Rea said he resigned Thursday morning because he “couldn’t square my morals and politics with the direction I saw the org going in.”
The “facts don’t care about your feelings” guy thinks the world’s richest man is “correct” to threaten a bogus defamation lawsuit against the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).
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