While millions of Palestinians languish in refugee camps, while hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been mass-murdered in Palestine's Gaza district, and millions of indigenous Palestinians are being ethnically cleansed in Palestine's West Bank by hordes of foreign settlers with mob killings, invasions and raids on villages, torching olive orchards, and stealing their properties and land, Zionist agents in the US and elsewhere are trying to "balance" the horror they are inflicting in the Palestinians with the same stale accusation of vapid and empty "antisemitism".
According to the Zionist mouthpiece, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which Wikipedia deems a biased and unreliable source of information, a survey it says it carried out of 307 Zionist members of teachers unions shows that some teachers admitted to censoring themselves and being disappointed that unions have abandoned the red herring of "antisemitism", long used by Zionist organizations to blackmail the unions into providing preferential treatment for their Zionist members.
ADL CEO, the Zionist Jonathan Greenblatt, regurgitated the false claim as follows: "Jewish educators deserve to feel safe and protected in their union spaces. And instead of that, they are self-censoring and fearing backlash for raising concerns." Meanwhile, the Zionist lackey president of the US, Donald Dumb, continues to persecute universities and colleges, harass and threaten professors and researchers with severe penalties, including deportations, if they bring up the issue of the otherwise well-documented Rape of Palestine now closing on its first century of a barbaric history.
Sydney Altfield, CEO of Teach Coalition, a Zionist organization that advocates for Zionist-run schools in the US, said the report was concerning because teachers unions were meant to represent and protect all educators. Yet, these same bleeding-heart concerns for Zionist educators were never extended to those American educators who wished to study and teach younger Americans about the Rape of Palestine.
Apparently, the survey claims that Jewish educators were self-censoring out of fear of retaliation. Like their counterparts who express opinions critical of genocidal and apartheid Israel, many respondents "somewhat or strongly agreed" that speaking up their opinions could lead to "reputational or professional consequences."
Many respondents also reported pervasive anti-Jewish, anti-Israel and anti-Zionist conduct. More than 70% of respondents "somewhat or strongly agreed" that union statements about the Israel-Hamas war failed to condemn the terror organization or the atrocities committed during the October 7 massacre.
The ADL report comes at a time of rising levels of antisemitism by white supremacists and skyrocketing Islamophobia by Zionist Americans across the U.S.






















