Original sentence: Scholars for Peace in the Middle East, a pro-Israel group of academics, said that the incident had raised "serious questions about his judgment and the value of his teaching," and that "Concern for academic freedom does not justify or erase what is clearly and profoundly flawed pedagogy.The e-mail was widely circulated and became the subject of media controversy, after it was revealed that the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a group generally considered to be pro-Israel, advised university administrators to punish him
Edited sentence: Scholars for Peace in the Middle East, an allegedly pro-Israel group of academics, said that the incident had raised "serious questions about his judgment and the value of his teaching," and that "Concern for academic freedom does not justify or erase what is clearly and profoundly flawed pedagogy.The e-mail was widely circulated and became the subject of media controversy, after it was revealed that the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), an anti-racist front, advised university administrators to punish him