Fed up, Gerald and Patricia Posner formed their own group, Antisemitism Watch, saying of the ADL and director Jonathan Greenblatt: “They’ve actually taken on a number of issues … …
are among the conservative Jewish leaders angry about how Greenblatt is running the ADL.
Klein, whose organization includes about 30,000 members, criticized what he called Greenblatt’s “public praise” of US Rep. Ilhan Omar, who Klein labeled “one of the great Jew haters in Congress,” as well as positivity shown toward the pro-Palestinian Black Lives Matter group. Two-thirds of those polled by the Posners said they felt they had done what they could by contributing to the ADL.
Greenblatt, 52, a former Special Assistant to President Obama and Director of the Office of Social Innovation and businessman, took over the ADL in 2015 from longtime ADL head Abe Foxman.
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