Abraham Foxman

Overview:
Abraham Foxman is an American lawyer and Zionist agitator. He was the national director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) from 1987 to 2015. He is currently the ADL’s national director emeritus. He has also been vice chair at the Museum of Jewish Heritage’s board of trustees.
Foxman was born in a Polish Jewish family in a city currently located in Belarus. In 1950, he migrated to the US and was hired by the ADL in 1965.

Denying Zionist Lobby existence under guise of fighting “anti-Semitism”

The ADL is part of the Zionist propaganda apparatus in the US, designed to stifle free speech in the name of confronting antisemitism. At times, it more overtly operates in a manner securing Israel’s US interests.
Foxman is considered as one of the most prominent ADL figures pursuing Israeli interests in the name of fighting anti-Zionist sentiment. In 2008, he accompanied then-US President George W. Bush to Jerusalem during his official visit to Israel.¹
Foxman has written a book titled “The Deadliest Lies: The Israel Lobby and the Myth of Jewish Control” in order to deny the existence of any Zionist lobby in the US. Foxman believes that Israel is “constantly threatened by terrorism” while Israel seeks peace. He pushes the false line that other countries unreasonably portray Israel as a racist government and try to isolate it. Claiming that the surge of anti-Israel attitude is a main contributor to rising “antisemitism”, Foxman wants his audience to believe that anti-Zionist critique of Israel is essentially “evil” and should be banned.²