Alexander Rosemberg

Yesterday, ADL partnered with @EUintheUS to brief EU diplomats on the ADL AI Index and other research from the ADL Center for Technology and Society examining AI and its potential nefarious uses. ADL continues to engage policymakers in the U.S. and abroad to help ensure these technologies are not weaponized to spread hate and extremism.

El odio contra los judíos se ha viralizado en redes sociales. Cada vez más personas lo publican, lo comentan, lo celebran o lo disfrazan de “opinión”. Y cuando ese odio se repite miles de veces en pantalla, también contribuye a crear un clima donde el vandalismo, la intimidación y hasta la violencia parecen más aceptables. Frente a eso, ser aliado importa: denunciar, no amplificar y acompañar a quienes están siendo atacados, explica @AlexRosemberg en entrevista con @NTN24. 💬 ¿Qué haces cuando ves antisemitismo en redes? 🔁 Comparte y síguenos.

ADL deeply mourns the loss of our longtime national director, Abraham H. Foxman z”l. Abe, a Holocaust survivor, served his entire 50-year career at ADL, becoming one of the world’s foremost voices against antisemitism and hate. May his memory be a blessing. Please see our full statement here: adl.org/resources/pres…

En 2025, la ADL registró un récord histórico de agresiones antisemitas y ataques con armas letales en EEUU, el tercer año con más incidentes antisemitas en total. Los invitamos a escuchar a @AlexRosemberg explicar los resultados del informe en conversación con @jsanchezcristo 👇

🚨BREAKING: ADL recorded a total of 6,274 incidents of antisemitic assault, harassment and vandalism across the U.S. in 2025, an average of 17 incidents per day. Incidents occurred in all 50 states and Washington D.C. The total number of incidents decreased by 33% from 2024 – that's measurable progress. However, the total remains 70% higher than in 2022, prior to the Oct. 7th Hamas massacre, and 130% higher than 5 years ago. 2025 was the third highest year on record for antisemitic incidents since ADL began tracking them in 1979. It was also one of the most violent years in recent memory. Physical assaults increased by 4%, assaults involving a deadly weapon increased by 39% and three people were murdered in antisemitic attacks in the U.S. Behind every incident is a real person or community. A young couple shot outside a museum. An elderly woman killed at a peaceful walk. A rabbi stabbed on the street. A child that has to see a swastika on their preschool building. Worshippers being harassed outside their synagogue. This is unacceptable. That’s why ADL is monitoring threats, litigating in courtrooms, educating in classrooms, advocating in the halls of Congress and standing with every Jewish community under attack. Read the full report. Share it. 👇 adl.org/resources/repo…

USAID's @AidOversight has identified 4 additional current or former UNRWA staff who participated in the 10/7 massacre and/or have ties to Hamas — including three teachers and one social worker. All four allegedly held civilians hostage. This follows prior revelations that other UNRWA employees took part in the attack and that UNRWA schools have been used for weapons storage and Hamas operations. How can UNRWA assert neutrality and maintain objectivity while continuing to face serious allegations of ties to a terrorist organization? jpost.com/middle-east/ar…

Ambassador #Karadjova visited the Investigative Research Laboratory at the Center on Extremism of the #ADL Productive meeting with Alexander Rosemberg on cooperation, countering hate, and #promoting #human #rights. Remembering history is key to #preventing its repetition.