Tag: Foundation To Combat Antisemitism
Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, has decided to donate $1 million to Yeshiva University to support transfer students in response to his withdrawal of support from Columbia University over concerns of antisemitism during pro-Palestinian protests.
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Robert Kraft’s foundation to air ad slamming antisemitism at campus protests during NBA playoffs
The Robert Kraft Foundation to Combat Antisemitism will air a 30-second ad during NBA playoff games condemning antisemitism at recent campus protests, displaying images of hate alongside peaceful protest visuals.
In a February roundup on antisemitism, it was noted that Bill Maher chose not to air an interview with Kanye West due to the rapper's antisemitic rhetoric.
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‘Powerful’ or ‘Yikes’? How the internet reacted to the first-ever Super Bowl ad about antisemitism
The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism aired a 30-second ad during the Super Bowl titled "Silence," featuring Clarence B. Jones, the longtime advisor and speechwriter for Martin Luther King Jr.
A message from the Israeli government about Israeli dads held captive by Hamas was watched by millions during the Super Bowl.
A 30-second advertisement shown during the Super Bowl, intended to condemn antisemitism, left some viewers confused due to the slogan "Stand Up To Jewish Hate."
Robert Kraft's Foundation to Combat Antisemitism will air an ad during Super Bowl LVIII featuring Clarence Jones, the former lawyer and advisor to Martin Luther King, Jr. and the speechwriter of King's "I Have A Dream" speech.
In the podcast "Jew Don't Belong," Avi Finegold and Phoebe Maltz Bovy discuss the shifting marketing strategies in the Jewish community amidst rising anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism.
Rabbi Michael Dolgin, a leader at Temple Sinai Congregation in Toronto, is featured in a Canadian-made commercial aimed at combating antisemitism, commissioned by the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism founded by Robert Kraft.
Robert Kraft's Foundation to Combat Antisemitism will run a 30-second ad during Super Bowl LVIII, marking the first time a Super Bowl ad will focus on antisemitism.
In this interview, Josh Kraft, a community leader and philanthropist who heads the Kraft family philanthropic efforts, talks about the "[tbh]" initiative.