Criticism
The Anti-Defamation League criticizes the grassroots leadership of some regional chapters who promote a hard-line stance, including rejecting Israel’s right to exist. These chapters have organized what ADL called “anti-Israel” rallies and, in California, worked with the Free Palestine Alliance, A.N.S.W.E.R. and Al-Awda (Palestinian right of return) activist groups which the Anti-Defamation League alleges support terrorism. David Bernstein and Gerald M. Steinberg have described ADC as "anti-Israel."
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