Does the ADL represent American Judaism?
The Anti-Defamation League assumed the mantle of American Jewish leadership in 1913 when they intervened in the Atlanta murder trial of soon to be convicted murderer and rapist Leo Frank. At the time, the ADL unfairly played the anti-Semitism card and they have continued to fan the flames of anti-Semitism ever since and often for self-serving reasons.
Today, the ADL, which has veered to the fringes of the political left, employs the anti-Semitism card to silence any person or group who opposes their agenda. They have allied themselves with a basket of radical groups and causes while spear-heading efforts to censor the mainstream opinions of their opponents on big tech by smearing them with the charge of “mis-information.” This may have the inadvertent effect of exacerbating anti-Semitism.
Charles Moscowitz claims that the ADL is out of touch with growing numbers of American Jews who are turning to the right as well as mainstream liberal Jews who reject the ADL’s radical turn to the left. Moscowitz audaciously claims that Judaism is a conservative faith that reflects the de-facto beliefs and lives of most American Jews who are waking up to this fact. In The Case for JEXIT: The American Jewish Exodus from the Left, Charles Moscowitz utilizes sociological imagination as constructed by Sociologist C. Wright Mills.
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Charles Moscowitz is the author of numerous non-fiction books and is the host of Charles Moscowitz LIVE on Rumble, iTunes and subscribing platforms. Moscowitz is a student at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston where he majors in Sociology.
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