New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft's Foundation to Combat Anti-Semitism (FCAS) unites all of North America's major sports leagues to fight anti-Semitism and all forms of hatred. We have launched an innovative campaign featuring
Billie Jean King, Shaquille O'Neal, Joe Torre, Jim Harbaugh, Doc Rivers, Candace Parker, Zach Hyman, Ryan Blaney and many more join the #TimeOut Against Hate campaign Together, we have reached the first stage of the campaign. We're incorporating the most common gesture across all sports into a call against hate.
This new ad and campaign is the first of its kind, bringing together not just sports leagues, but commissioners, stars and legends to preach peace and understanding.
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New England Revolution owner Robert Kraft looks on during warmups before a game against the Philadelphia Union at Gillette Stadium on November 8, 2023 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Brian Fluharty-USA TODAY Sports)
“The #TimeOut Against Hate campaign is a powerful collaboration of major sports voices coming together to confront an issue that affects us all,” Kraft said in an exclusive statement to FOX News Digital. mentioned in.
“Our country is currently battling a growing tide of hatred. It is vital that we speak out and unite to stand against it. By uniting the commissioners of North America’s top sports leagues, we “We are taking a historic and important step in the fight against hate.” It also functions as a call. ”
The campaign, launched just two days after Hamas's horrific attack on Israel on October 7, would not have been possible without Mr. Kraft bringing together commissioners from major sports leagues. -people.
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NFL's Roger Goodell, NBA's Adam Silver, MLB's Rob Manfred, NHL's Gary Bettman, WNBA's Cathy Engelbert, MLS's Don Garber, NWSL's Jessica Berman, and NASCAR's Steve Phelps. Being in the same room amplifies the importance of this campaign, not just FCAS. But our country as a whole.
Billie Jean King poses as part of the #TimeOut Against Hate campaign. (Foundation to Combat Anti-Semitism)
“The #Timeout Against Hate campaign represents an important turning point in the ongoing fight against hate in all its forms,” FCAS President Tara Levine said in an exclusive statement to FOX News Digital.
“By bringing together diverse voices and communities, we not only amplify our message, but also strengthen our commitment to creating a world where all people are respected and treated with dignity and respect. This initiative emphasizes the importance of solidarity in what we share.''We encourage all of us to unite against intolerance, foster a culture of empathy, understanding and acceptance, and encourage everyone to It can help you feel safe and supported in your own community. ”
Mr. Kraft has been very vocal about the rise of Jew-hatred and his desire for everyone to fight against it, both himself and through his foundation. The foundation ran the #StandUpToJewishHate and #StandUpToAllHate campaigns, launched in March 2023, presenting the blue square as a symbol of unity and solidarity in the fight against Jewish hatred and all forms of hatred.
Doc Rivers signs timeout with his hand. (Foundation to Combat Anti-Semitism)
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The campaign will premiere on “Thursday Night Football” during the San Francisco 49ers vs. Seattle Seahawks game and will also be aired on various digital platforms, social media and billboards.
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