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Why does the ADL protest Trump’s family separation policies, while also sending ICE officers for training in Israel?

We’ve recently gotten word that it is likely the ADL’s National Counter Terrorism Seminar was on the ground in Israel during the very week that bombs were falling on Gaza and the Knesset was codifying apartheid.

Both nations face accusations of committing human rights violations.

Durham City Council prevents the militarization of its police following a community-led effort, in first win for Jewish Voice for Peace’s Deadly Exchange campaign

Keeping vulnerable communities safe requires solidarity, not surveillance, racial profiling, or policing.

Demilitarize! From Durham2Palestine—a coalition of local activist groups—wants the city council to pass a resolution condemning these exchanges.

The ADL has been sending delegations of U.S. police officials to the seminar since 2003.

This blog post responds to the many inaccuracies in the ADL’s response to our Deadly Exchange Day of Action on November 8th.

15 Cities, 20 Chapters, hundreds on the streets from Las Vegas to Chicago, Los Angeles, NYC, Seattle, Boston and more tell the Anti-Defamation League to stop US/Israel Police Exchanges.

“We want to end Israel’s human rights abuses, not hold them up as a model.”

A new campaign aims to denormalize human rights abuses as Netanyahu and Trump intensify their alliance.

The Israeli police has branded itself as an anti-terrorism expert, teaching U.S. a trick or two — and America has helped it to get there, some contend.

In recent months, activists have drawn attention to the ties between Israeli counter-terrorism forces and U.S. law enforcement agencies.

Thousands of American law enforcement officers frequently travel for training to one of the few countries where policing and militarism are even more deeply intertwined than they are here: Israel.

Add this to the long list of Trump administration attacks on people of color: the 1033 Program is back in full effect. The 1033 Program transfers surplus military equipment from the Defense Department to police departments across the country, and was partially limited...

As a Jewish organization working in the movement for Palestinian rights, we at Jewish Voice for Peace aren’t strangers to controversy and difficult conversations. But we also know how discomfort can be a catalyst for transformation. 70 years into the ongoing...