Norman Finkelstein, critique of Israeli violations of human rights of the Palestinians, house demolitions and targeted assassinations of Palestinian militants

Atheists

Christopher Hitchens, literary critic and political activist^[1]^[2]

Civil liberties

Felix Frankfurter, Supreme Court Justice, helped found the American Civil Liberties Union

Carl Gershman, President of the National Endowment for Democracy

Conservatives and neoconservatives

Midge Decter, writer

Matt Drudge

Dan Fefferman

Arthur J. Finkelstein

George Friedman

Will Herberg

David Horowitz, writer, activist, commentator

Robert Kagan

Irving Kristol, founder of American Neoconservatism.

William Kristol, editor, writer

Rabbi Daniel Lapin, founder of Toward Tradition

Mark Levin, radio commentator and writer

John Podhoretz, writer and commentator

Norman Podhoretz, writer

Michael Savage

Bret Stephens

Counterculture

Allen Ginsberg, poet

Abbie Hoffman, co-founder of the Youth International Party (Yippies)

Ed Rosenthal, cannabis activist

Jerry Rubin, co-founder of the Yippie movement

A.J. Weberman, Yippie activist, author

Electronic rights activists

Mitch Kapor, co-founder of Electronic Frontier Foundation

Bruce Perens, open source advocate, co-founder of Software in the Public Interest

Richard Stallman, founder of Free Software Foundation

Jonathan Tasini, National Writers Union leader, fighter for electronic rights for authors

Aaron Swartz, co-founder of Demand Progress

Environmental activists

Judi Bari

Barry Commoner

Laurie David

Paul R. Ehrlich

Eban Goodstein

Feminism and gay rights

Bella Abzug, feminist politician, deceased

Gloria Allred (1941–) lawyer and radio talk show host^[3]

Bettina Aptheker (1944–) lesbian activist, author, and educator^[4]

Andrea Dworkin, feminist writer, deceased

Susan Faludi, feminist writer

Leslie Feinberg, transgender activist & author

Clara Fraser, founder of Radical Women and the Freedom Socialist Party ^[5]

Betty Friedan, co-founder & first president of NOW, deceased

Erica Jong, author & columnist

Franklin E. Kameny, gay rights leader^[6]

Harvey Milk, murdered gay rights activist and openly gay politician

Robin Morgan, editor of Ms. Magazine

Ernestine Rose, feminist

Gloria Steinem, founder of Ms. Magazine (Jewish father)

Rebecca Walker (1969–) feminist writer^[7]

Naomi Wolf, feminist writer

Evan Wolfson, gay marriage activist

Gun rights advocacy

Sandra Froman — President of the National Rifle Association (NRA), second female president and first Jewish president^[8]

Health advocacy

Robert "Gypsy Boots" Bootzin, Health food and fitness advocate

Rob Reiner, actor, director, producer, writer and anti-tobacco activist; son of Carl Reiner^[9]

Immigration reform

Kinky Friedman, country singer, 2006 candidate for Governor of Texas

Land reform

Wolf Ladejinsky

Leaders of Jewish communal organizations

William Daroff

Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League

Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe

Rabbi Robert J. Marx, founder of the Jewish Council on Urban Affairs

Liberal and left-wing activists

Michael Albert, co-founder of Z Magazine

Saul Alinsky, community organizer

Ben Cohen, founder of TrueMajority

Jeff Cohen, founder of FAIR

Melech Epstein

William Kunstler, civil rights lawyer

Al Lewis, actor, Green Party candidate, anti-prison and anti-drug war activist

Eli Pariser, campaigns director of MoveOn.org

George Soros, founder of Open Society Institute

Barbra Streisand, entertainer, liberal activist and fundraiser

Howard Zinn, author

Libertarian activists

Cliff Asness

Murray Bookchin

Frank Chodorov

David D. Friedman

Victor Niederhoffer

Murray N. Rothbard, writer

Jewish Defense

Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder of the Jewish Defense League, deceased

Mordechai Levy, founder and chairman of the Jewish Defense Organization,

Avi Weiss, Orthodox rabbi, leader of Free Soviet Jewry movement

David Draiman

Nazi hunters and Holocaust educators

Marvin Hier, Orthodox rabbi, founder and dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center

Eli Rosenbaum, director of the Department of Justice's Office of Special Investigations since 1995; Nazi hunter since early 1980s

Palestinian rights

Anna Baltzer

Elmer Berger, founder of American Jewish Alternatives to Zionism

Norman Finkelstein, former professor, (denied most recent tenure at DePaul University)

Adam Shapiro

Max Blumenthal author, journalist, and blogger

Pro-life

Nat Hentoff, author and columnist

Radical left

Leslie Cagan, founder of United for Peace and Justice

Bernardine Dohrn, leader of Days of Rage

David Gilbert

Terry Robbins,

Mark Rudd, Students for a Democratic Society leader during 1968 Columbia University strike

Laura Whitehorn

Rights of Ethiopian Jews

Graenum Berger, founder of American Association for Ethiopian Jews

Socialists and communists (historical)

Abraham Cahan

Daniel De Leon, revolutionary socialist leader

Charles Ruthenberg, early leader of the Communist Party USA

Max Shachtman, democratic socialist leader and theorist

Trade union leaders

David Dubinsky, labor leader

Samuel Gompers, labor leader

Sidney Hillman, labor leader

Fred Newman, founder of International Workers Party

Zionists

David Werner Amram (1866 – 1939), director of Federation of American Zionists

Samuel S. Bloom (1860 - 1941)

David Brog, Executive Director of Christians United For Israel

Jacques Torczyner (1914 - 2013)

Stephen Samuel Wise (1874 – 1949)

Baruch Zuckerman (1887 – 1970)

Footnotes

Jump up^ Look who's talking The Observer, 14 April 2002

Jump up^ Hitch-22, page 352.

Jump up^ Waxman, Sharon; Richard Siklos (2006-12-19). "New Dispute Over Firing of Publisher". The New York Times. Retrieved 2006-12-18.
Jump up^ "other Jewish authors who may be of interest... Bettina Aptheker"

Jump up^ "Clara Fraser, 1923-1998: American rebel and architect of socialist feminism". Archived from the original on 2004-03-09.
Jump up^ Johnson, David K. (2002). "Franklin E. Kameny (1925-)". In Bullough, Vern L. Before Stonewall: Activists for Gay and Lesbian Rights in Historical Context. New York: The Haworth Press. pp. 209–218. ISBN 978-1-56023-193-6.
Jump up^ Ross, Ross (2007-04-08). "Rebecca Walker bringing message to Expo". Pensacola News Journal. Retrieved 2007-04-08.
Jump up^ Weinstein Bilson, Mara. "The President of the National Rifle Association is Jewish?". Moment Magazine. Archived from the original on December 6, 2006. Retrieved 2006-12-04.
Jump up^ R. Reiner — [1] "Reiner, however, said Gibson also must do some "major soul-searching." "It’s not a matter of just apologizing for some words you’ve said," said Reiner, who is Jewish. "It’s to really understand why it is you’re anti-Semitic and where those feelings came from.""

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