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Can ‘Debunker Bots’ Fight Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories?
A study by independent researchers supported by ADL found in a test that short conversations with an AI-powered large language model (LLM) reduced belief in antisemitic conspiracy theories. Those fell by 16% and favorability toward Jews went up by 25% among initially unfavorable participants.
This study challenges assumptions that antisemitic beliefs are immune to factual correction and shows that facts still matter in changing minds.
“This research shows the potential is enormous; the next step is figuring out how to leverage this to meet people where they are and get them to use these tools,” said Matt Williams, Vice President of the ADL Center for Antisemitism Research.
👉 READ THE NEW REPORT
👉 GO DEEPER: ADL’s national survey on antisemitic attitudes in America revealed widespread endorsement of anti-Jewish beliefs.
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Hearings on U.S. Antisemitism Envoy:
In advance of yesterday’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee's Nominations Hearing, ADL provided questions and background materials to support Members of the Committee. Witnesses included Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, nominee to be Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism and Tammy Bruce, nominee for Deputy Representative of the US to the UN. If confirmed, Rabbi Kaploun would assume one of the most important roles within the Trump Administration in leading global efforts to fight antisemitism. During the hearing, several Senators referenced ADL materials to question the nominees on efforts to confront antisemitism globally, address bias against Israel at the UN and ensure
UN-produced materials are not inflaming antisemitism. Read news coverage.
Say NO to Microsoft Shareholder Prop 9:
ADL and its affiliate JLens are pressing shareholders of Microsoft to vote AGAINST Proposal 9, a shareholder resolution that we believe represents a politically motivated, BDS-aligned campaign designed to stigmatize lawful business with Israel and expose Microsoft to significant financial, legal and reputational risks rather than promote genuine human rights oversight. JLens has filed a Notice of Exempt Solicitation with the SEC, formally documenting its opposition to the shareholder proposal. Read more.
Hidden Lives, Holocaust Stories: ADL’s Education team and our partners invite you to a special online event on December 10:
“Hidden Lives: Stories from Child Survivors of the Holocaust.” This discussion is geared to educators and anyone interested in learning more about the experiences of hidden children during the Holocaust and the impact that had on their lives. This program will feature powerful reflections from Holocaust survivors Rachelle Goldstein, Cordula Hahn, Dr. Robert Krell and Abe Foxman.
Register Now.
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Creating a Hemisphere Free of Antisemitism: This month, the Organization of American States (OAS) accredited ADL as a Civil Society Organization, a culmination of ADL’s sustained efforts and advocacy for this designation.
This formal status strengthens ADL’s position as a policy thought leader and enables us to help protect and advocate for Jewish communities in the Americas and beyond. It empowers ADL to engage with member states and OAS offices including the Special Advisor on Antisemitism to the Secretary General; to convene briefings and host events and to participate in OAS deliberations on issues related to antisemitism and Jewish security in the region.
The OAS is the forum that brings together the 35 independent states in the Americas and promotes democracy, human rights, security and development. On regional matters — especially human rights and democratic governance — the UN often looks to the OAS’ leadership and coordination. Read more.
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Speak up now with ADL! Join us in urging Members of Congress to hold hearings on antisemitism in professional academic associations and demand action to protect Jewish scholars, students and practitioners.
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Montana Tucker to Host Never Is Now Summit!
Join us March 16-17, 2026 in New York City for dynamic learning, skill-building sessions and networking opportunities with thousands dedicated to fighting antisemitism, just like you. This year’s highlights include:
🎓 NEW specialized tracks including congregation safety, advocacy and student leadership.
🔍 Hands-on workshops designed to empower you with practical skills for taking action in your community.
🐦 Early Bird pricing for a limited time: This is your best opportunity to save at least $150 on every general admission ticket while securing your spot at this milestone event.
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