New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft plans to air an ad called “Stand Against Jew Hatred” during the Super Bowl.
The 30-second ad, created by the Kraft Foundation to Combat Anti-Semitism, addresses the wave and outpouring of anti-Semitic sentiment that occurred after Israel invaded Gaza in response to the horrific October 7 terrorist attack by Hamas.
“The terrifying rise in hatred against Jews and all forms of hatred across our country requires us to stand up now and take urgent action,” Kraft said in a statement Wednesday.
“For the first time, FCAS will air an emotional ad during the Super Bowl, football’s ultimate championship game that brings together people of all backgrounds, to show how people can #StandUptoJewishHate and do more. “I give you an example of how we can inspire people to join the fight against all forms of hatred,” he continued.
by new york postLast year, Kraft launched an ad campaign called “Stand Up Against Jewish Hate” in response to rapper Kanye West's anti-Jewish abuse.
Mr. Kraft, 82, also donated $25 million to raise awareness of anti-Semitism. According to the Wall Street Journal.
The Massachusetts native has also donated millions of dollars to Israeli causes, including funding sports complexes and other charities.
Advertisers pay a premium to run commercials during the Super Bowl, the most-watched event on television.
Kraft donated $100 million to his foundation in 2023 in the wake of the horrific terrorist attacks on Israel, lamenting how many young people in the United States support Hamas.
“We have too many young people organizing and supporting terrorist groups,” Craft said in December.
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