Anti-Defamation League CEO Goes on MSNBC to Call Out ‘Pro-Hamas, Pro-Terror’ Demonstrations in the US

The head of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is blasting people in the U.S. for attending “pro-Hamas” rallies.

On Tuesday, ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt appeared on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” to criticize people for participating in what were billed as pro-Palestinian rallies after Hamas — which has been designated by the U.S. as a terrorist organization that governs that Gaza Strip — launched a surprise attack on 🇮🇱Israel.

He noted on Sunday he heard people chanting outside the ADL’s office in New York City and added, “We looked down and there’s one of those pro-Hamas protests.”

Greenblatt equated the demonstration to a 1939 rally that took place in New York City where 20,000 Americans expressed support for Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.

“These protests here in America, these pro-Hamas, pro-terror demonstrations, these are like pro-Nazi things in this country in the ’30s. And they will not be remembered well when history looks back because they are complicit — these accomplices — they are guilty for excusing and for rationalizing the absolutely, barbaric irrationality of terror,” he added.

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His comments referred to pro-Palestinian rallies held in various cities. In New York City, protesters could be heard chanting “Resistance is justified when people are occupied.” Meanwhile, one demonstrator was seen holding up a swastika.

The demonstrations came after Hamas launched a brutal attack on Israel