| The Simon Wiesenthal Center / Museum of Tolerance New York in partnership with The Temple Emanu-El SkirballCenter Lord George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury (Ret.), presented a Christian perspective on anti-Semitism, its root causes and thecurrent situation in Europe and the UK. He also discussed the BDS movement and its attempts to delegitimize Israel to the full audience at Temple Emanu-El in Manhatten on Tuesdaynight. Rabbi Meyer H. May, SWC Executive Director introduced the evening and Lord Carey and Rabbi Abraham Cooper, SWC Associate Director, moderated the Q&A after Lord Carey'slecture. Photo L-R: Rabbi Meyer H. May, SWC Executive Director; SWC Trustee Allen Adler; Lord George Careyand Rabbi Abraham Cooper, SWC Associate Dean The annual Dorothy Gardner Adler State of Anti-Semitism Lecture has been generously endowed in perpetuity by Simon Wiesenthal CenterTrustee Allen Adler named in honor of his mother. Though he retired as Archbishop of Canterbury in 2002, Lord George Carey still maintains a busy and active Christian ministry. Togetherwith his wife, Eileen, he continues to serve churches, support charitable interests, write articles and books and give lectures on a range of topics from a Christian perspective all overthe world. Lord George Carey served as Archbishop of Canterbury from 1991 to 2002. He is the author of numerous books, including, "Why I Believe ina Personal God", "Distinctiveness in Church Schools" and "Know the Truth: A Memoir". He is the recipient of the Royal Victorian Chain and the Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Order ofFrancis I. Lord Carey is one of the patrons of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's exhibition, "People, Book, Land: The 3,500 Year Relationship of the Jewish People" with the Holy Land exhibition. Hetraveled to Paris with Wiesenthal Center officials to protest when the exhibition was initially delayed. Read Lord Carey's remarks here Photos: Lia Jay Photography |
