antisemitism

The longtime liberal HBO host accused Democrats of failing to confront anti-Jewish rhetoric now spreading through progressive culture

The flag flew above the building named for Birthright Israel founder Michael Steinhardt during NYU graduation celebrations before being removed by campus security

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar have directed the Foreign Ministry's legal team to sue The New York Times over reports alleging severe abuse of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails. Israel's Diaspora Affairs Ministry says the stories relied on a Hamas-linked propaganda organization.

British police moved quickly against two young men who filmed themselves dangling banknotes from fishing lines to mock Jews in Haredi neighborhoods. In another incident, a man placed money on the ground as part of an antisemitic social-media challenge. Law enforcement: "This was a deliberate, targeted attack meant to spread hate."

Lauder tells Jewish leaders in Geneva to redirect antisemitism spending toward Jewish children as global hatred surges

A survey presented to Australia’s Royal Commission reveals a troubling surge in antisemitism against Jewish women since October 7. Seventy percent said they were accused of 'genocide' after identifying as Jewish, Israeli, or Zionist.

David Wecht said he “can no longer abide” a party where anti-Jewish hatred is “minimized, ignored and even coddled”

Diaspora Affairs Ministry says Oliveira was stopped after videos and statements accused of inciting against Jews

Foxman survived the Holocaust as a hidden Jewish child before becoming one of the world’s leading voices against antisemitism and for Israel

Organizers said some 20,000 people attended the rally on Downing Street, held after a series of attacks on Jewish targets across Britain

From Churchill’s Finest Hour to Today Britain’s Struggle With Antisemitism and Moral Resolve

Eyal Waldman, whose daughter was murdered by Hamas terrorists at Nova, spent years employing Palestinians and funding projects in Gaza

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says the American influencer will never return after officials revoked his visa over hate speech concerns

Two and a half years after Paul Kessler’s death at a pro-Palestinian demonstration in California, a judge-proposed plea deal limits jail time to one year and adds three years of probation. Prosecutors and Kessler’s family object: "It doesn’t feel like justice."

Overall incidents fell in 2025, but rising assaults, weapon attacks and antisemitic murders point to a more dangerous threat pattern

New 100-officer force announced after stabbing, synagogue arson, and growing fears of extremist and Iranian-linked threats

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar blasted Belgian authorities after indictments of mohels in Antwerp, calling it "a stain on Belgium." Tensions spilled into the American arena when the U.S. ambassador in Brussels was summoned for a reprimand after he criticized the move.

Melanie Shiraz says Rama Duwaji abruptly withdrew from a friendly interaction at a Brooklyn café after hearing she was Miss Israel

Daniel Stopnicki, 47, was found fatally shot near his home after heading out with his dog. Toronto police arrested a 67-year-old former officer and asked the public to report any other assaults in the city, especially against Jewish residents.

At least five sites were vandalized Monday morning, including a Holocaust-linked synagogue in Forest Hills