joining me now to discuss this is jonathan greenblatt the ceo and national director of the anti-defamation league. jonathan, there's anti-war, there's anti-israel and there is anti-semitism. your organization, the adl, says that incidents like i just described at cornell have increased 388% just in the last month since the october 7th attack in israel. what are you seeing? >> yeah, well, dana, thanks for covering this. i also want to just thank you for the prior segment when you clarified on the air something that the bbc and these other networks can't get right. what happened in dagestan was not a protest, it was a would be pagram. these are not people complaining about policy, these are people looking to find and kill jews. and that clarity of language has never mattered more. now, in terms of the context here in the united states, the adl indeed tracks anti-semitic incidents. let's keep in mind that prior to october 7th we had already seen the highest number of anti-jewish acts of america that the adl had ever tracked in the last, you know, 45 years. so prior to october 7th it was alrea

joining me now is the anti defamation league president jonathan greenblatt. nathan, thank you for joining me today. to get started, what has been your reaction to what you've watched in these attacks as they unfold? i called you yesterday. you started telling me things that i had not even heard yet. what is your reaction? tell us what your reaction is. what really started coming? >> i got a call at 1:30 in the morning, rev, on friday night, saturday morning. the head of my office in jerusalem. telling me about the volleys of rockets that were being sent from gaza into israel. this is how it always starts. hamas sending rockets into indiscriminately into sylvan civilian areas. i was up all night with her on the phone, we realized how bad it was. particularly as the sun came up on saturday morning. so, let's be clear on what this is. i think the framing is important. i have watched the coverage all weekend. i am both pained about the loss of life. i am saddened about the scope of this tragedy. i am mad about the coverage. even here as i look around, these pictur

joining us now is anti-defamation league president jonathan greenblatt. can't thank you enough for being with us at this hour. just to start our conversation by hearing your reaction to what you've watched these past 24 hours. >> thank you for having me and i will just say my reaction is shock and ruffles shun. i mean, the atl is the oldest and i hate group in america, and this unprovoked and brutal massacre exposes hamas for what it is. one of the most vicious and violent hate groups in the war. the client of iran, and the hate mongers in its government. so i think this laser of how we should think of this entity. it's not a political, legitimate government. it's part of this evil network that includes al-qaeda and i.s.i.s., and the taliban, and hamas. now i will say, secondly, again, the brutality. elderly people shot at point blank range at a bus stop. kidnapped toddlers who were taken from their parents after they were murdered in front of them. teenagers seized at a peace concert and kidnapped. holocaust survivors burned in homes. like the homes were

. >>> i want to bring in jonathan greenblatt, ceo of the anti-defamation league.'t think either of us have seen anything like this, not in israel, not in past conflicts. >> no. i mean, to say that your heart breaks doesn't begin to describe the pain. story after story. this morning we learned that while moving through the debris of these towns and trying to recover the wounded, they found -- the israeli authorities found 40 murdered babies. some that were beheaded. a friend texted me about a 30-year-old woman -- pregnant woman found dead, her stomach slashed open and her fetus still attached to the umbilical cord hanging out. the level of savagery here is i.s.i.s., it's al qaeda. frankly, it's nazi. because while vivian silver and so many people in the israeli community and so many people live me have pressed for years for a two state solution, hamas has pressed for a final solution. you know, the ambassador said yesterday that this was the most murderous attack on jews since the holocaust. but i think what's funny as we look at the grainy photos, and we think, it

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i wanted to ask, there's been -- and i even had this conversation with jonathan greenblatt from the adle on the show. it's very easy to conflate this idea of being anti jewish and being anti israel, when this is going on, when you kind of forget that this is a terrorist group that is perpetrating death and this type of brutality on people in israel. is that something that your confronted with, rabbi, when you're trying to have conversations with members of your own congregation? when you're trying to find some rationalization of what's going on here? >> people are really hurting, because they're being called upon to be experts in a complicated geopolitical conflict. the idea that every individual jewish person is somehow, first of all, responsible for the actions of the israeli government, second of all, all knowledgeable when it comes to the israeli palestinian conflict, and third, our expert theologians, is an impossible responsibility, even for a rabbi to bear, much less the average person. so this is undue pressure placed on so many individual troops in the united states. and you ad

now, the ceo and national director of the anti-defamation colleague, a familiar face to you, jonathan greenblatt deutsche. jonathan, your reaction to the president's speech today? >> first of all, i think so many of us are still coping with the unspeakable. i listened to raf's piece coming in. the stories about children -- babies burned in their cribs and children beheaded. we are talking about the unspeakable. and yet even in this moment, i'm encouraged that president biden is finding the words to comfort a nation. this wasn't just an attack on the israeli people. although it was. or the jewish community, although it was. it was an attack on all of us. this kind of inhumanity is a threat to civilization as we know it. i'm glad to hear the president speak with such clarity, without any equivocation about the sheer evil of hamas, about the danger of anti-semitism and his willingness to support israel. compare that to university presidents who have been unable to find the simple courage to say in no uncertain terms, anti-semitism, anti-zionism, this kind of hate is wrong. we have over 1,100 bodies

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jonathan greenblatt and reverend al sharpton, this conversation, i, hope is to be continued.e today. after the, break for us. what we know about the israeli military movement in gaza right now. and what may be ahead in the coming hours, days and weeks. plus, what americans waiting to leave israel make a change chance to do so. we'll bring you the latest after a quick break. ter a quick break. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. >> welcome back to msnbc's live coverage on the war against hamas. we're coming up on 30 past the hour. it is 12:30 pm in israel and gaza. a diplomatic official just confirmed that the rafah border c

adl ceo jonathan greenblatt will tell us about that new effort, following this surprise hamas attack coerti ijust a moment when "squawk box" rolls on. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." in washington, president biden, second gentlemen will be meeting with jewish community leaders at the white house focusing on support for israel. national security adviser jake sullivan will be attending that meeting and we want to dive in more to this topic because the rise in anti-semitism this week following the surprise attack on israel by hamas says the anti-defamation league now calling on leaders of fortune 500 companies and

the day after the horrific attacks on october 7, jonathan greenblatt and the anti-defamation league held. william, jonathan and i participated in an intimate discussion of what we need to do to protectwe our community, just this past sunday. we in the department of homeland security along with the fbi and all of our partners are constantly evaluating the threat landscape. we remain very concerned about the lone wolf, the individual incited violence by an ideology of hate. use the resources, please. i implore you to use the resources we have made available to you, and a portly work with one another, whether it is scan the security of command network or other n organizations and resources that are thereor for you. i not only implore alertness in vigilance, i implore strength. the strength to live our jewish lives and not allow fear to prevail. we will continue to execute this administration's first ever strategy to combat anti-semitism. we will continue the fight against hate. the extraordinary suffering that we share with our families and our friends in israel will be lasting. the grief w

let's bring in jonathan greenblatt and barry weiss and the reverend al sharpton. sed and what we've been witnessing for too many days now. >> i'm going to do my best not to break down on the air. it sort of helps i have heard so many of these stories. i have friends who were killed. i have family hunkered down right now. i have staff who can't locate members of their family. this is the worst of days. i really appreciate what you said before this segment. like a lot of people are focusing right now on was this a military failure, an intelligence failure. joe, this was a moral failure that we are all accountable for, because hamas told us again and again and again and again in their charter, in their statements, through their actions that their goal has never been a two-state solution. it has never been dignity and nationhood for palestinians. it is the destruction of the jewish state. it is the murder of jews. we have got to stop referring to what happened on saturday as an attack as if it was military on military. this was a massacre. this was a slaughter. the app

. >> governor, jonathan greenblatt of the anti-defamation league, he is calling this moment for the unitedtegory five hurricane of antisemitism coming from the left. do you think that he is right about that? >> i am feeling that here in the state of new york, i'm proud to represent the largest objects population outside of israel where i just was a short while ago to show support for the innocent people who were attacked by terrorists and call for humanitarian gate it into gaza and despair -- he is absolutely correct. when we started before october 7th, the terrorist attack on israel, we have seen an increase in antisemitism and hate crimes committed here in new york up about 300%. so, this was already on the rise. it has been festering and now this has just been unleashed in a way that is just an american and is definitely very much at odds with the values of new yorkers. it's why i am standing up strong saying they'll find no safe harbor here in the state of new york, if you're going to continue to terrorize individuals because of their religious beliefs or where they come from. that is

and i must also say this, jonathan, and i told those jonathan greenblatt, 2001, i called mark zuckerbergtrageous. i had members of my organization's parents killed in the world trade building. these are civilians. this had nothing to do with differences in policy. i said i want to go to israel and show, now i understand what it means about civilians being killed. he arranged this, sharon perez asked me in the meeting what am i going to see arafat. arafat was talking about how bin laden was wrong what he did on 9/11. when i look at what happened yesterday and saturday and then what arafat talked about, what are you dealing with when you indiscriminately kill civilians, we're talking about people without a conscience. we're talking about elders in their home. >> to be clear, a person could levy criticisms on the current israeli government but denounce acts of terrorism. jonathan, put this in context for us, that this violence comes amid -- we've seen, you've been on the show so many times, the surge of anti-semitism, both at home and abroad. >> there's a reason that jewish people are feeli

joining us now, the ceo of the antidefamation league, jonathan greenblatt.g, again, you have been unequivocal in the condemnation of this horror. you can't believe it when you hear the details, and read the details, a beautiful 6-year-old boy murdered for the crime of being muslim. what more can you say about it this morning? >> it's a terrible tragedy to see a mother and her child stabbed in a home by a lunatic because they're muslim. we called it out immediately because we should have no place for that in society. we got reports last night in belgium that two swedish men were shot and killed by an individual who identified himself as a, quote, fighter for allah and said it was a revenge attack. we're seeing our world unravel because of this hamas massacre and these 1,400 innocent people who were killed. so we're really worried. you just alluded to the numbers we're tracking. the fbi released their hate crime data yesterday. unsurprisingly, in the year since they have been tracking it, law enforcement last year was the highest number of anti-semitic inciden

i'm jonathan greenblatt, national director of the anti-defamiliaration league.ator mcconnell for his remarks and his support for the state of israel. at a time when more clarity seems to be in short supply at many universities, many newsrooms and many board rooms, let's be thankful for speaker mcconnell and other members of congress here today and their presence reminds us that america and israel are rock solid together and it's bipartisan. [applause] and they are rock solid together because hamas is a hate group, a terror organization that is a product of the islam republic of iran. if we think about the 1400 people who were murdered, who were mutilated and women raped, the children brutalized, some children executed in front of their parents, some parents executed in front of their children. these were barbaric atrocities and committed not just against israelis although that would be more than enough, but also against americans. this isn't just israel's fight but america's fight. this is the fight of the free world against terror. that's what this is actually

let's bring in jonathan greenblatt from the anti-defamation league. and let's focus on the widespread repercussions of what we're seeing right now in the middle east there in israel. are you concerned, jonathan, about further violence in other parts of the world following incidents like this especially considering what you are also seeing, the rhetoric online and social media? >> i'm glad you asked and i appreciate you having me on. i'd say a few things. number one, hamas should be seen as the hate group that it is. a hate group that has been promoting a ideology for years. dehumanizing jewish people and dehumanizing the jewish state. as we've seen in america and around the world, when you dehumanize people, you create the conditions, you brain wash the public into thinking that acts of dehumanization is permissible. so we know that they have prompted the anti-semitism here in the united states and around the world. we've seen time and again after attacks on israel prompt vandalism and violence against jewish people, and france and belgium and u.k. and

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when elon and jonathan greenblatt got into a twitter fight, it turned into an excuse foraways of anti-semitismon vulnerability, and it'll create this surge of anti-semitism and say, it's okay, it's because of israel, oh, it's okay, it's because of elon musk, and they'll look for reasons to justify jew hatred. stuart: how do you feel walking around the streets of new york? i notice you're wearing a jewish star. >> i never take it off. my parents are very worried, don't put your life on the line for your ego. i said it's not my ego, it's my identity. if my life is on the line, that's a bigger problem than me just wearing a star. stuart: emily, please come back whenever you like. [laughter] thank you very much. >>> it's the time for the wednesday trivia question. there's a little interesting handle on this. what is the most oscar nominations any movie has ever received? now, that's -- okay, okay. what's the most oscar nomination any movie has ever received? 11, 14, 17 or 20? we'll figure out the answer after this. .. stuart: i thought this was a trick question. it was a trick question. what is th

florida congressman ted deutch, he's now ceo of the american jewish community, and my dear friend jonathan greenblatt league. he wrote the book, it is a must read, it could happen here, why america is tipping from hate to the unthinkable, and how we can stop it. i am so sorry to you both. the last 72 hours are unthinkable, but you've been on my mind. what is it like for you tonight? one of the last two days been like? >> look, i haven't gotten any sleep. i feel both saddened and exhausted and angry. but first and foremost, my hearts go out to these victims, the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of families who lost grandparents, who lost husbands and wives, sons and daughters. and the stories are more and more barbaric. and so, yeah, i mean, it's been, it's been eviscerate-ing to be here watching this. and i know you said something in your league that we need to talk about, the reality is we've seen time and again that incidents in israel cause antisemitism at home, right? the pathology of blaming the jews, it explodes. and we're seeing rallies right now in america, again, blaming the jews, blaming

jonathan greenblatt, thank you to you. to ambassador alon pinkas and general twitty, thank you. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow us on social media @mitchellreports. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. we're awaiting for the update on the war effort from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu while an extraordinary and rare piece of good news for israel and its military just came to us. the idf now saying they managed to rescue a female israeli soldier who had been held hostage by hamas for more than three weeks. what it tells us about the ground operations and the new phase of the war in gaza coming up. >>> the white house jumping into action after a rise in anti-semitism on u.s. campuses. donald trump once again pushing the envelope of a gag order, put back in place just yesterday to keep him from going after people involved in his d.c. case. this morning he called the judge who ordered it, quote, a trump hater who is incapable of giving him a fair trial. so

i'm jonathan greenblatt ceo and national director of the anti-defamation league.of israel. i [applause] at a time when moral clarity seems to be in short supply at many s universities, in many newsrooms, and many boardrooms. let's be thankful for speaker mcconnell. let's be thankful for the other members of congress who are here today for the leadership of the frustration there presence remind us america in israel are rock solid together and bipartisan. [applause] and they are rock solid together because hamas is a hate group a terror organization that is a product of the republic of iran. as a we think about the 1400 people who were murdered, who were mutilated, the women raped and children brutalized some children executed in front of their parents. some. parents executed for their children. these were barbaric atrocities. they were committed not just against israelis although that would be more than enough but also against americans. again this isn't just israel's fight, this is america's fight and this is the fight of the free world against terror and that's w

mccord and with me at the table, the ceo and director of the anti- defamation league, jonathan greenblatt happened, it's already taken the life of a beautiful, innocent six-year- old palestinian american boy. we come to these conversations with what if, and we are already post terror, the terror of this child felt of someone he thought he could trust, his landlord, he came to the door and brutally took his life in what is being investigated as a hate crime, and it feels like the language and the rhetoric from law enforcement suggest deep alarm inside of them? >> you know, that was just a matter of days, and the rhetoric has continued and it's anti-semitic, anti-muslim, anti- palestinian, as we are talking about this war and what's coming out of it, it just feeds into the hands of far right, white supremacist extremists who want to vilify both groups, jewish people as well as muslims. but we are also seeing some other really troubling escalations of this, just today, researchers i worked with shared various means equating essentially hamas terrorists with nazi, saying that the nazi were tr

we had jonathan greenblatt on the show from the adl, antidefamation league.eos to sign. there's clearly -- and a lot of them, there's clearly silences, violence, there's a view, and maybe you think he is a bully. i don't know. i happen to agree with that side of things, which is to say that i would think that a letter that says that you condemn what hamas did would be a relatively easy thing to sign, but i can't tell if you're saying that maybe you shouldn't sign that because then it gets you into all sorts of other places and frankly, from a business perspective, it's unrelated. >> yeah, so i've been asked to sign many letters. as you knows i was a ceo for a long time. and there were a million letters that came across my desk with all kinds of things that i absolutely agreed with and i didn't sign them. the whole point of that was because i was leaving an organization dedicated to inquiry but all different types of things and each of my scholars and employees had their own opinions. but my organization didn't have an opinion on things outside of the competen

i talked about you and jonathan greenblatt pushing back against anti-semitism, not just in new york city did after pittsburgh and what you've done time and time again over the past few decades. what is your message to those leaders that will not call terrorism terrorism? what is your message to those leaders who say we are going to fight for the rights of some people, but when it's jews under siege, we're going to say nothing or keep quiet or morally equivocate? >> you cannot be selective about fighting for what's right. you have to fight for what's right for everyone, or you're fighting for no one. you have to choose whether you're going to be a political leader or a political punk because you're afraid to stand up. as soon as this happened saturday before last, i was exchanging text messages with mayor adams, because we go way back in these fights. he was in south america texting me back, telling me how he felt and how we need to move forward. before he got off the plane, he was already giving orders, because you must fight against what is wrong. what happened was not activism, was not

talked about your friendship and your relationship with jonathan greenblatt and the adl.d trouble this weekend in tallahassee. you delivered a powerful sermon to some college students. tell us about it. >> we -- i was there because of governor desantis, what he is doing, what he's done against affirmative action. but then i met with students. i told them the blatant anti-semitic -- >> fam-u, right? >> we have a chapter of the national action network there. i was saying the blatant anti-semitism, anti-jewish statements and islamophobia i'm seeing in some campuses around the country. if they were saying this about us blacks, we'd be marching. why are we having laryngitis here? we challenge jews to stand with us with george floyd, whatever the case may be. you can't have a sliding morality. you're morally outraged, period, or you're not. which is why i stood up when the israeli attacks happened, and a lot of people said, wait a minute, let's see what happens. what do you mean? they killed 1,300 people, women, children beheaded. what am i waiting for? >> right. >> later, i ca

what gives people hope, and that's why i'm glad that i have been able to work with rabbi and jonathan greenblattmartin or george floyd, where are y'all? well, they won't have to ask where i am. i'm going to stand up for the slaughter that happened in israel and stand up for the rights of palestinians. >> and the last word to you rabbi. >> reverend al that means everything to us. we will be there for you the way you are for us right now. last word, is i was on the set three weeks ago. one night my daughter had to run out of her first high school football game as a freshman because there was a fake gun incident there. the next night we were swatted at the beginning of the jewish year. last night she said mom and dad is this the day tomorrow that we're going to be bombed, and then you think to yourself, this is the world in which we're raising our kids? the jewish national anthem, ha teak va is not about pride, it's about hope. i feel like it's in our dna that our faith which is not blind belief. it's doubt plus belief equals faith. with god at our backs that we shall overcome. >> and rabbi, this m