Cosmetics heir Ronald Lauder launches $25m anti-Semitism campaign

Published: 12-Dec-2019
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The Anti-Semitism Accountability Project will invest in aggressive political campaigns against organisations and individuals that normalise anti-semitism

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Ronald Lauder, the President of the World Jewish Congress and heir to the Estée Lauder empire, has launched a US$25m anti-Semitism campaign.

The Anti-Semitism Accountability Project (ASAP) will run “aggressive” campaigns calling out politicians, celebrities and institutions that support or normalise anti-Semitism.

The son of make-up icon Estée Lauder, Ronald

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