“We have zero tolerance for any anti-Israel bias,” Ari Hoffnung, managing director of JLens and a senior ADL adviser, told JNS.

“JLens believes investors are entitled to research that is both objective and uninfluenced by boycott, divest and sanctions activists seeking to deter companies from doing…

Both organizations say there needs to be greater importance placed on fighting anti-Semitism and anti-Israel activity in corporate boardrooms.

The investment firm accused of anti-Israel bias made the decision after extended talks with a pro-Israel working group.

JLens, which previously placed General Mills on its “Do Not Invest,” says the company has been dishonest about its plans for Pillsbury in Israel and…

A statement from the Illinois Investment Policy Board deems its investigation into Chicago-based Morningstar closed. However, the chair of the board’s Israel committee says that…