antisemitism

Suspect allegedly warned of a bomb and asked Netanyahu to “drop some bonbons” on campus building in FIU group chat

The Jewish Agency’s 2026 report, powered by Ipsos, points to a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents worldwide; about half of Europe’s Jews encountered antisemitism last year, with Germany and Austria especially hard hit.

StandWithUs reception featuring former Miss Israel saw venue leaked online ahead of event, with protesters gathering outside Seattle Town Hall

Remarks come as El-Sayed emerges as a leading contender in a key Democratic vote testing the party’s stance on Israel

Third Jewish site hit in days as police probe pattern of attacks and community leaders warn of a growing security threat

Envoy Yehuda Kaploun signals potential visa denials ahead of 2026 tournament as millions prepare to travel to the United States

Italy is poised to become the first country to write the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism into law, classifying some criticism of Israel as antisemitic. France is weighing a similar measure.

Two suspects arrested after bottles suspected to contain petrol were thrown at Finchley synagogue in antisemitic incident

With a Meta shareholder vote looming, a new ADL Center on Extremism report with JLens warns that weak moderation could turn Instagram into a hub for hate.

An anti-Israel tirade in Poland’s parliament featured an Israeli flag defaced with a swastika in place of the Star of David, igniting outrage. Israeli activist Yosef Haddad condemned the act and urged a strong diplomatic response from Jerusalem.

At five, Tamar Hirschl fled for her life, endured imprisonment, hunger, and hiding, and rebuilt in Israel, holding on to hope until her art carried her forward.

In a forceful address at Auschwitz, Silvan Adams, president of the World Jewish Congress in Israel, warned of a coordinated global wave of antisemitism. He urged law-enforcement leaders to act now, before hate spirals into another large-scale disaster.

Bart De Wever tells Jewish leaders he will act personally while Belgium lacks a national envoy

Peter Magyar says he won’t automatically block EU decisions on Israel, promises zero tolerance for antisemitism, and plans to rejoin the International Criminal Court; Netanyahu congratulates him and thanks outgoing Viktor Orban.

Study warns rising violence and persistent global incident levels suggest antisemitism is becoming a normalized reality

Attack in Skopje early Sunday sparks alarm, as Jewish leaders warn of rising antisemitism and police launch investigation

Mass arrests follow enforcement of Palestine Action ban, despite court ruling it unlawful as government appeal keeps restrictions in place

Indictment says suspects targeted victim over Star of David necklace, then coordinated false testimony after assault in Oakland neighborhood

NSC cites recent attacks in Europe and growing Iran-linked threat, urging Israelis and Jews to avoid unsecured gatherings and high-risk regions during holiday period

Four new emergency vehicles deployed within 24 hours after antisemitic firebombing destroyed Hatzola fleet, as police continue search for additional suspects