Ruffalo’s bid for ADL-backed apology hits a wall after Greenblatt rebuff
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Mark Ruffalo tried to enlist ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt, via Norm Eisen, to help apologize for antisemitic posts about Paramount’s merger and Gaza, but Greenblatt reportedly declined; Eisen helped push an open letter defending Ruffalo signed by about 180 Jewish artists, while the controversy drew mixed reactions and Ruffalo’s camp declined to comment.
Topics:entertainment#adl#antisemitism#entertainment#jonathan-greenblatt#mark-ruffalo#paramount-warner-merger
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