ZOA Action Alert: Call & Write to CNN & Temple University to Fire Marc Lamont Hill for Calling for Israel’s Destruction
Action Alerts
November 29, 2018

Dear Friends,

During a shocking, lengthy antisemitic public speech at the United Nations yesterday (November 28), CNN commentator and Steven Charles professor at Temple University Marc Lamont Hill called for supporting Palestinian violence against Israel.  Hill declared that “we must offer more than just words,” and that instead Palestinian-Arabs must be allowed to engage in “revolts,” “resistance” (the well-known euphemism for Palestinian-Arab violence and terrorism), and “tactics otherwise divergent from Dr. King and Mahatma Gandhi” (obviously meaning, violent tactics).  In addition, Hill demanded that the international community must embrace anti-Israel (antisemitic) boycotts, divestment and sanctions (BDS); repeatedly defamed Israel and falsely accused Israel of human rights violations – including falsely accusing Israeli military and police of threatening and subjecting Palestinian-Arabs to “random violence,” “disproportionate violence,” and “misdirected violence” (in fact, the IDF is the most moral military in the world in history, as British forces commander, Colonel Richard Kemp explained); falsified history; invoked racist canards such as “white supremacy,” and insisted that progressive politicians must engage in solidarity actions with Palestinian-Arabs.  

Topping this all off, Hill called Israel’s reestablishment seventy years ago the “Nakba – the great catastrophe” and “tragic”; and advocated for Israel’s total elimination and replacement with a Palestinian-Arab (terror) state, by invoking the infamous genocidal chant screamed during every Jew-hating anti-Israel demonstration and riot: “Free Palestine from the river to the sea.”  (See UN video of the Hill’s speech at the “Special Meeting of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People in observance of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People,” starting at 135:00, or unofficial transcript.) 

Marc Lamont Hill’s advocacy for violence against the Jewish people and the elimination of the Jewish State is intolerable.  Moreover, Hill has a long history of previous bigoted Jew-hating public statements, including supporting antisemite Louis Farrakhan, Jew-killers, violent anti-Israel hate group SJP, BDS, and anti-Israel blood libels.  For a detailed list of Hill’s prior statements and actions see “ZOA to CNN & Temple University: Fire Bigot Jew-Hater Marc Lamont Hill,” (Oct. 24, 2018).  

Enough is enough. Jew-haters such as Hill have no business on national television or teaching impressionable college students. 

We urge you to write to CNN and Temple University to demand that Hill must be fired.    

Contact Information:

CNN Customer Service: 404 827-1500   404 827-2600

CNN Feedback:  [email protected]  

Twitter: @CNN

Snail mail:  One CNN Center, Atlanta, GA 30348

CNN President Jeff Zucker: Twitter: @JeffZuckerCNN

Turner Broadcasting System (CNN’s parent):  [email protected]; 404 827-1700

Time Warner Cable (CNN parent):  

Temple University President Richard Englert: 

Phone: 215-204-7405 

Fax: 215-204-5600 

Email: [email protected]

Please send a copy of your letters and responses to [email protected]

Also, if you find additional contact addresses and numbers, please let us know so that we can add them to this action alert on ZOA’s website.

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I urge you to fire Marc Lamont Hill . . . 

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