Jewish Nonprofit in Boston Rebukes Islamist Agitators It Once Funded By: Dexter Van Zile A Boston-based Jewish nonprofit, the Lenny Zakim Fund, has severed financial ties with the Muslim Justice League (MJL) over its extremist activities. Why it matters: The decision highlights the need for nonprofits to align funding with their core values. The Lenny Zakim Fund's action underscores the importance of vetting and accountability in philanthropic efforts. The distancing: After reports surfaced of MJL's involvement in promoting hate, the LZF publicly rebuked the organization. This move represents a significant financial setback for MJL, which heavily relied on LZF's support. MJL’s extremism: The group's recent activities, including a vigil glorifying a protester who self-immolated, prompted the fund's response. LZF's condemnation reflects broader concerns about the intertwining of Islamism and anti-American sentiment. To read the full article, click here. |