Antisemitism Monitor 2023

ANTISEMITISM MONITOR

The Antisemitism Monitor reports antisemitic incidents around the world by country and date on a weekly basis. View 2023 incidents below. View incidents from 2024, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019 and 2018. See the country-by-country breakdown.

BY IRA N. FORMAN | 2023

Founded in 2018, Moment’s Antisemitism Monitor is a carefully fact-checked website of antisemitic incidents around the world. It is curated by one of the world’s top antisemitism experts—Ira N. Forman, the former U.S. Special Envoy of the Office to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, who now teaches at Georgetown University and is a senior fellow at the Washington, DC-based Moment Institute. At a time of rising antisemitism and the proliferation of disinformation, the Antisemitism Monitor is a critical resource used by government officials, Human Rights NGOs, the public, academics, students and the media, including The Wall Street Journal and the Times of Israel. “Understanding the different ways antisemitism manifests itself is absolutely essential if you’re going to learn to counter it,” says Forman.

Moment’s Antisemitism Monitor is unique because:

It is curated by experts, not algorithms.
It is updated on a weekly basis.
It provides thoughtful, balanced monthly findings and analysis.
It is based on credible news sources and news stories that do not have a strong ideological slant.
It illustrates the different nature of antisemitism in specific countries and regions.
It includes incidents that are not necessarily antisemitic in nature but that raise questions of antisemitism.
It is provided as a public service on a free, easy to use platform that is accessible to all.

Colombia, December 25: The story of how Colombia’s president’s antisemitic/anti-Israel attacks have caused Jews to flee the country.

United States, December 25: Muslim family walks up to Rabbi Shmuley Boteach in Times Square and while one little child kicked him their 11-year-old told him he should “kill himself” if he did not believe Palestine should be free.

United States, December 25: Billboard in Massachusetts which highlights the danger of Hamas is vandalized.

United States, December 25: Antisemitic literature distributed in Calabash, North Carolina.

United Kingdom, December 24: Post by Holocaust Remembrance Trust recalling 85^th anniversary of the arrival of Jewish children to safety in the United Kingdom on the Kindertransport generates post denying the Holocaust as well as vicious anti-Israel rhetoric.

United States, December 24: Rabbi’s home with “I Stand with Israel” sign in the yard and a neighbor’s home with Hanukkah decorations are vandalized with broken watermelons (symbol of Palestinian solidarity) in Baltimore.

United States, December 23: Montana State Senator posts a blood libel charge on X and other antisemitic incidents in Montana.

Belgium, December 22: Socialist Senator in Belgium’s parliament says Israel is committing genocide and claims that Israeli rabbis have called for the rape of Palestinian women.

United Kingdom, December 22: BBC picks singer to represent the UK at Eurovision song contest who has claimed Israel is committing genocide, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.

United States, December 22: Amazon suspends employee who put a note reading “Death to Zionists” inside a book on Israel that was being shipped.

United States, December 22: Parents of autistic Jewish student allege he had a swastika carved into his back at Las Vegas public school.

United States, December 21: Report claims school districts around the country teach antisemitism.

Canada, December 20: Canadians find both antisemitism and Islamophobia a problem in Canada.

United States, December 20: Westport, Connecticut, family says their Coleytown Middle School not reacting properly to antisemitic bullying.

United States, December 20: NYPD investigating an antisemitic incident which included hate speech at the York ice rink.

United States, December 20: Donald Trump denies plagiarizing Hitler’s “poisoning blood” quote and denies having ever read Mein Kampf.

United States, December 20: White supremacist sentenced to a six-plus year sentence for threatening jurors and witnesses in the trial of the man who has been convicted of the murder of 11 Jews at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh.

United States, December 20: Los Altos public school finds swastika drawn on student lockers.

Bulgaria, December 19: Jewish leadership concerned over the rise of left-wing and Russian influenced antisemitic posts on social media in Bulgaria since October 7.

Canada, December 19: McGill University revokes university’s affiliation with Solidarity with Palestinian Human Rights (SPHR) chapter after SPHR chapter cheers online for the October 7 massacre of 1200 Israelis.

Canada, December 19: Toronto police says 53% of all hate crimes since October 7 have been antisemitic incidents.

Germany, December 19: German-Iranian man sentenced for attempted arson at the direction of government of Iran against synagogue in Bochum, Germany.

United States, December 19: Student in Buffalo, New York, public school suspended for drawing a swastika and a Star of David on his desk in a Jewish teacher’s classroom.

United States, December 19: Some Georgetown University medical students justify October 7 and talk of conspiracy while other students at Georgetown Medical School and George Washington Medical School discuss antisemitic attitudes at their respective schools.

South Africa, December 19: South Africa threatens to prosecute any of its citizens who join the IDF.

Canada, December 18: Man charged with antisemitic harassment of Jewish doctor in Ottawa.

France, December 18: Poll finds strong support for Hamas among French Muslims.

United States, December 18: Upper East Side Kosher restaurant vandalized.

United States, December 18: Over 400 Jewish institutions received false bomb threats on the weekend of December 16-17.

United States, December 18: Donald Trump defends influencer convicted of election interference and who has a history of racist and antisemitic comments.

Canada, December 17: Ottawa youth charged with terrorism for allegedly targeting Jewish community.

France, December 17: Algerian football player in France faces jail time for antisemitic Instagram post.

United States, December 17: Bomb threat emailed to synagogue in South Portland, Maine.

United States, December 17: Police investigating bomb threats sent to three synagogues in Creve Coeur, Missouri.

United States, December 17: Antisemitic flyers found on lawns in Corsicana, Texas.

United States, December 17: Salt Lake City police investigating hate graffiti, including antisemitic hate, on elementary school.

Australia, December 15: Executive Council of Australian Jewry records a 738% jump in antisemitic incidents in the country in October and November as compared to previous year totals.

United States, December 15: Academics and feminists condemn National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) for not condemning the rapes and other sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas on October 7.

United States, December 15: Menorahs across the United States vandalized this Hanukkah.

United States, December 15: Harvard Chabad told by university to pack up their menorah every night after its lighting to ensure that no one vandalizes or destroys it.

United States, December 15: At Menorah lighting in Harvard Yard, a speaker was interrupted by a woman saying antisemitism was a myth and shouting “all your history is fake.”

United States, December 15: Thirteen synagogues in the greater Philadelphia area receive emailed bomb threats.

Poland, December 14: Antisemitic parliamentarian in Poland is expelled from parliament after using an extinguisher to put out Hanukkah menorah.

United States, December 14: Hate groups and far-right internet trolls are using the Israel-Hamas war to stoke antisemitism, which has resulted in some ideological convergence between the far-right and pro-Hamas opinion.

United States, December 14: Brown University opened an investigation into an incident in which someone slipped a threatening note underneath the door of an apartment rented by Jewish students.

United States, December 14: Canton, Ohio, police arrest 12-year-old for plotting mass shooting in a synagogue.

United States, December 14: Antisemitic graffiti found near senior apartment complex in Philadelphia.

United States, December 14: Rutgers kicks out Students for Justice Palestine chapter for allegedly ignoring university rules.

United Kingdom, December 13: Board of Deputies of British Jews calls on London ad company to replace Back Billboards of Hamas Hostages.

United States, December 13: US Department of Education is investigating six more schools over campus discrimination including Stanford, UCLA, UC San Diego, University of Washington, Rutgers and Whitman College.

United States, December 13: Lake Merritt Menorah in Oakland is vandalized with graffiti and totally dismantled.

United States, December 12: Attacker throws rock at a Jewish man in Brooklyn while yelling “free Palestine.”

Austria, December 11: A 16-year-old was arrested for plotting an attack against a Vienna synagogue.

United States, December 11: One in five 18-29 year-olds in the United States believe the Holocaust is a myth.

United States, December 11: Hawaii synagogues receive emailed bomb threats.

United States, December 11: Thirty-two-year-old man charged with vandalism hate crime for antisemitic incidents in Los Angeles suburbs.

United States, December 11: A Jewish man was assaulted, robbed and called out as a Jew on his way to Shabbat services in Beverley Hills, California.

Belgium, December 10: Thousands march against antisemitism in Belgium and Germany.

United States, December 10: Shtreimel stolen from a man in Borough Park is being investigated as a possible hate crime.

United Kingdom, December 9: London police trying to determine whether a vicious beating and robbery of a Jewish woman was a hate crime.

United States, December 9: A Jewish man exiting a drug store in Lower Manhattan was punched in the head by a man who called the victim a “expletive Jew.”

United States, December 9: Brooklyn man “wearing traditional Jewish attire” was repeatedly punched and robbed by a man who made antisemitic comments.

Worldwide, December 8: Report finds Jewish Tik Tok employees saying they find rampant antisemitism and anti-Israel atmosphere among the company’s employees.

United States, December 8: Three employees of an Oakland coffee shop stop a Jewish woman from using the bathroom which was covered with anti-Israel graffiti.

United States, December 8: Kosher and other identifiably “Jewish” restaurants have been attacked since October 7, and while some vandalism has clearly been motivated by antisemitism, other incidents, while criminal, may or may not be hate crimes.

United States, December 7: A man who is alleged to have fired shots at an Albany, New York, synagogue with a pre-school on its premises has been arrested.

United States, December 7: Columbia students hiding their faces hold a teach-in that the University had barred and proceeded to praise Hamas atrocities.

United States, December 7: Multiple public menorahs stolen and vandalized in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Argentina, December 6: AMIA Jewish Center in Buenos Aires—the site of a bombing that killed 85 people in 1994—is the target of a false bomb threat.

United States, December 6: Head of CAIR in Los Angeles says Israel has no right to defend itself against Palestinian violence.

United States, December 6: Report of threats to schools and “Jewish facilities” in Minnesota.

United States, December 6: Massachusetts town hall meeting interrupted by zoom-bomber displaying a swastika and giving a Nazi salute.

United States, December 6: White House condemns as “virulent antisemitism” a tweet on Zionism by Congressman Thomas Massie.

United States, December 5: US House of Representatives pass a resolution condemning antisemitism and equating anti-Zionism with antisemitism.

United States, December 5: Texas Republican party votes down proposed ban on associating with known neo-Nazis and Holocaust deniers.

United States, December 5: NYPD indicts man for multiple hate crimes who stalked and attacked an Israeli tourist in Times Square.

United States, December 5: Montauk, Long Island, man arrested for a spree of antisemitic graffiti incidents.

Turkey, December 4: President Erdogan says Prime Minister Netanyahu will be tried as a war criminal and a “butcher.”

United States, December 4: Protests against a Philadelphia falafel shop owned by Israeli celebrity chef.

United States, December 4: Williamsburg, Virginia, cultural festival says it won’t hold a menorah lighting in wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

United States, December 4: Pennsylvania governor, Josh Shapiro, calls demonstrations in front of the Jewish restaurant Goldie’s in Philadelphia blatantly antisemitic.

United States, December 4: Jewish National Fund accuses protesters at Denver conference of antisemitism.

United States, December 4: Anti-Israel students at Cornell University held a mock trial of the university President accusing her of apartheid and genocide against Palestinian civilians.

United States, December 3: A synagogue in Sylvania, Ohio, is targeted with a bomb threat one day after Governor DeWine came to hear about antisemitism concerns.

United States, December 1: Three teens in Brooklyn arrested for assaulting a series of Jewish people.

United States, December 1: Harvard Hillel called on school’s administration to hold accountable those involved in a “terrifying” anti-Zionist demonstration calling for the destruction of Israel.

United States, December 1: Series of Jewish professors face suspension, lawsuits and termination for alleged threatening pro-Israel speech.

United States, December 1: Fifteen New York synagogues were targeted with false bomb threats in one day.

United States, December 1: Man arrested for slashing up a Miami Beach bagel shop’s “Stand with Israel” banner.

United States, December 1: University of Florida Chabad Center is vandalized with hate messages.

Malaysia, November 30: Malaysian pop singer harasses Australian, pro-Israel actor and influencer, telling him “Hitler should kill all Israel.”

United States, November 30: Lecturer at University of California, Berkeley, calls reports of October atrocities by Hamas false.

United States, November 30: Harvard and NYC Department of Education being examined by the US Department of Education over complaints of antisemitism and islamophobia on campus.

United States, November 30: Swastikas sighted at a pro-Palestinian rally at New York City Christmas tree lighting.

Australia, November 29: Sydney theatre company apologizes after three actors wear Palestinian keffiyehs at the opening of a play to show solidarity with Hamas/Palestinians.

France, November 29: A French newspaper released a report which demonstrates how increased antisemitism is forcing French Jews to hide their identity.

Germany, November 29: Two teens arrested for planning terror attack against synagogue and Christmas market in Germany.

Italy, November 29: Italian Rabbi verbally accosted and threatened with antisemitic rant in Genoa.

United Kingdom, November 29: BBC defends newly hired television host who has accused Israel of ethnic cleansing , genocide, and war crimes.

United States November 29: Swastika found at Quinnipiac University campus.

United States, November 29: Oakland City Council meeting includes sharp attacks against Israel as the council rejects criticizing Hamas.

United States, November 29: Antisemitic protestors waved a Nazi flag outside a synagogue in Texas.

United States, November 29: United States Department of Education opens investigations of Harvard, Columbia and University of Tampa for failing to address antisemitism.

Ireland, November 27: Jewish leaders in Ireland say there has been a huge increase in antisemitism since October 7.

Germany, November 28: Antisemitic incidents in Germany up 320% since October 7.

United States, November 28: Pro-Palestinian protestors outside memorial service for former first lady, Rosalynn Carter, accuse President Biden and Israel of genocide.

United States, November 28: Brandeis Center and Jewish Americans for Fairness in Education are suing the University of California system, UC Berkeley, over what they are calling a “longstanding, unchecked spread of anti-Semitism.”

United States, November 28: Thousands of pro-Israel lawn signs across the United States have been stolen or vandalized since October 7.

Ireland, November 27: Irish Prime Minister blasted for describing an Irish-Israeli child taken hostage by Hamas on October 7 as being “lost” and then “found.”

France, November 27: French Foreign Ministry claims that a Russian source was behind the campaign of painting Stars of David on Paris buildings with Jewish residents.

France, November 27: Former French Prime Minister criticized for comments about the financial domination of America by Jewish American clout.

United Kingdom, November 27: Jewish staff of the BBC charge the network has a double standard when it comes to Jews after it banned staff from attending a rally against antisemitism.

United States, November 27: Rapper Kanye West, now known as “Ye,” produced a new song with lyrics offensive to Jews.

United States, November 27: Two women in New York City were arrested for assaulting Jewish women in confrontation over posters of Israeli hostages.

United States, November 27: Jewish owned Skokie, Illinois, pizzeria was vandalized with a swastika.

United States, November 27: Model Gigi Hadid accuses Israel of harvesting Palestinian organs.

United States, November 26: Students rampage through Hillcrest High School in Queens after a teacher was found to have attended a pro-Israel rally.

Argentina, November 24: Former member of Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, forced to drop some of his antisemitic props at his Buenos Aires concert.

Austria, November 24: Two streets in Hitler’s hometown are still named after Nazis.

Algeria, November 24: Algerian football player, Youcef Atal, will stand trial in France for sharing antisemitic content calling for violence against Jews.

Belgium, November 24: 85 Jewish graves were vandalized at a cemetery in Charleroi.

Canada, November 24: Premier of Saskatchewan, Scott Moe, calls chants of “From the River to the Sea” antisemitic and decries Saskatchewan opposition party, NDP, for supporting antisemitism.

France, November 24: Algerian football player, Youcef Atal, will stand trial in France for sharing antisemitic content calling for violence against Jews.

United Kingdom, November 24: Reports of antisemitic preaching in UK mosques.

United States, November 24: The New York Post published a study alleging that antisemitism among US doctors, nurses and others in medical vocations is growing.

United States, November 24: The home of the AIPAC president was smoke-bombed and protestors shouted “baby killer.”

United States, November 24: Synagogue in Mercer Island, Washington, was defaced with antisemitic graffiti.

Australia, November 23: A history of antisemitism in Australia and how antisemitism is developing in Australia today.

Canada, November 23: Swastikas and Hitler salutes are seen at Toronto schools.

United Kingdom, November 22: British union of performing artists attracts criticism after issuing a statement accusing Israel of apartheid and committing genocide.

United States, November 22: Actor Susan Sarandon was dropped by her talent agency after saying at a rally that Jews subjected to antisemitism are “getting a taste of what it feels like to be Muslim in this country, so often subjected to violence.”

United States, November 22: A Manhattan synagogue was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti.

United States, November 22: Five hundred academics condemn University of Pennsylvania in response to the university’s actions against antisemitism by charging the school ignores attacks on Palestinians, Muslims and Arab students and faculty.

United States, November 22: Numerous entertainment industry figures have been condemned or fired for putting out extreme anti-Israel messages.

France, November 21: French police ban two Paris concerts featuring an antisemitic rapper.

Germany, November 21: Police in Germany raid homes of 17 people in Bavaria accused of praising the October 7 Hamas attack and spreading hate speech against Jews.

United States, November 21: Elon Musk, Tucker Carlson and other right-wing personalities use X to spread the antisemitic replacement theory.

United States, November 21: Dozens of members of the Harvard Graduate Student Union resign over the failure of the organization to condemn the October 7 massacre as well as over a series of anti-Israel statements.

United Kingdom, November 20: A man in an antisemitic t-shirt was found walking in the Jewish neighborhood of Preswich, Britain, and was charged.

Spain, November 20: Spanish politician who said in response to October 7 massacre that Palestinians have a right to resist appointed to ministerial post.

Germany, November 20: German police arrest man who threatened police and posted antisemitic content.

United States, November 20: Neo-Nazis carrying swastika flags and saluting Hitler demonstrate in front of Wisconsin capital and then march to and stop in front of synagogue.

United States, November 20: Parents allege that student reporting antisemitic incident at Fairfax County, Virginia, school was suspended.

United States, November 20: Women’s groups at the United Nations and college campuses ignore or deny Hamas sexual violence of October 7.

United States, November 20: A swastika was found on a piece of art at a middle school in Riverside, New York.

United States, November 20: A Chabad synagogue in Kalamazoo, Michigan, was vandalized with spray-painted swastikas.

Canada, November 19: University of Alberta fires head of sexual assault center after she denied Israeli women were raped by Hamas on October 7.

United States, November 19: Inert grenade found near synagogue in Lakewood, New Jersey.

United States, November 19: Two synagogues and a church in Massachusetts are targets of bomb threats.

United Kingdom, November 18: Jewish organization, Campaign Against Antisemitism, says UK government is not protecting Jews in the face of continuing pro-Palestinian protests.

United States, November 17: Swastikas found on road in Wayland, Massachusetts, and local students protest in support of tolerance.

United States, November 17: Department of Education launches investigations at seven schools—five over allegations of antisemitism and two over allegations of Islamophobia.

Canada, November 17: Toronto Jewish school evacuated after bomb threat.

Armenia, November 16: Armenia opens an investigation into an arson attack on the nation’s only synagogue.

United States, November 16: Democratic party office in New Hampshire is vandalized with antisemitic and white nationalist graffiti.

United States, November 16: Three antisemitic, swastika incidents occurred in the last two weeks at Stanford University.

United States, November 16: Elon Musk calls antisemitic post on X “the actual truth.”

United States, November 16: Northwestern University student groups and faculty members criticize university for forming committee to combat antisemitism.

Argentina, November 16: Roger Waters faces hotel ban and complaint to a court in Argentina and a hotel ban in Uruguay over charges of antisemitism.

France, November 15: French authorities open investigation into desecration of Jewish graves in a World War I cemetery for German soldiers.

Turkey, November 15: President Erdogan of Turkey calls Israel a terrorist state.

United States, November 15: George Washington University suspends Students for Justice in Palestine.

Sweden, November 14: Stockholm International Film Festival denies disinviting Israeli-American actor because of the war in Gaza.

Argentina, November 14: Students at Buenos Aires University claim they are subject to antisemitic harassment.

France, November 14: Over 1,500 antisemitic incidents have occurred in France since October 7.

Canada, November 14: Man charged with assault and antisemitic statements at a Kanata, Ontario, gas station.

United States, November 14: Sayreville, New Jersey, man arrested for posting threats against Jews.

Australia, November 13: Jewish organization in Australia was sent a threatening message which read, “We are coming for you…” and included a drawing of a terrorist about to execute a kneeling man.

Switzerland, November 13: More than 50 antisemitic incidents have occurred in French-speaking Switzerland since October 7, including “Death to Jews” graffiti.

United States, November 13: Pro-Palestinian students at an unruly rally at Brandeis University arrested for assault and battery against a police officer, unlawful assembly and disorderly conduct.

Canada, November 12: Ottawa, Ontario, man arrested for breaking bail conditions after he is found to have incited hatred of Jews.

Australia, November 12: A synagogue in Melbourne was evacuated by the police during Shabbat services while a Pro-Palestinian march took place nearby.

United States, November 12: Gravestones in Jewish cemetery in Brooklyn, Ohio, are vandalized with swastikas.

Canada, November 10: Prime Minister Trudeau confirms that shots were fired at two Jewish schools in Montreal, and that there were violent clashes related to the war at Concordia University, also in Montreal.

Canada, November 10: Jewish students were harassed at school in Moncton, New Brunswick.

Italy, November 10: Antisemitic graffiti was discovered in Rome’s Jewish Quarter.

United States, November 10: Antisemitic messages were projected onto buildings at the University of Pennsylvania.

France, November 9: A teenager was arrested for kicking a rabbi in the back on the Paris metro.

United States, November 8: A student at New York University was arrested for assaulting a pro-Israel demonstrator.

The Netherlands, November 8: A watchdog group has found that antisemitism is up by 800% in The Netherlands since October 7.

Australia, November 8: A Jewish man was surrounded and beaten by a Pro-Palestinian crowd.

Brazil, November 8: Brazilian police arrest two men who were allegedly planning to attack Jews.

Germany, November 7: Antisemitism has surged in Germany since October 7, with 2,000 cases linked to the war.

United States, November 7: An Arizona man was arrested after threatening to commit mass murder against Jews in an email to a local rabbi.

Australia, November 6: There has been a marked increase in antisemitism and Islamophobia since October 7.

France, November 6: France has reported 1,040 antisemitic incidents and 486 arrests since October 7.

United States, November 6: A Jewish man has died from his injuries sustained in “an altercation” with a pro-Palestinian protestor.

United States, November 6: A student at University of Massachusetts, Amherst, has been arrested for punching a Jewish student at a Hillel-sponsored vigil.

United States, November 6: A woman in Indiana drove her car into a building that she believed was a Jewish school.

China, November 5: TikTok has come under fire for becoming a major source of anti-Israel sentiment and antisemitism in the wake of October 7.

United States, November 4: A student at Rutgers University has been charged after posting a comment online telling others to kill a Jewish student in the AEPi fraternity.

United Kingdom, November 3: Jewish children in London are told to hide anything that would identify them as Jewish.

United States, November 3: Canter’s Deli in Los Angeles was defaced with antisemitic graffiti.

Argentina, November 2: A residential building in Buenos Aires was vandalized with Star of David graffiti.

South Africa, November 2: Antisemitism in South Africa this October has increased ninefold compared to previous Octobers.

United States, November 1: Swastikas were found drawn in a classroom in East Meadows, New York.

United States, November 1: A Jewish student at Harvard University was harassed by a mob that included the editor of the Harvard Law Review.

The Netherlands, October 31: Some Jews in the Netherlands are starting to camouflage their mezuzah to avoid antisemitic attacks.

France, October 31: Stars of David stenciled on buildings in Paris are allegedly designed to terrorize French Jews.

United States, October 31: Man who allegedly made antisemitic threats against Nevada Senator, Jacky Rosen, is arrested.

United States, October 31: Columbia University is silent after 144 members of the Columbia and Barnard faculty signed a letter calling Israel an apartheid state and characterizing Hamas’ October 7 terror attacks legitimate “military action.”

European Union, October 30: A wave of antisemitism has European Jews worried about their future.

Turkey, October 30: President Recep Tayyip Erdogan praises Hamas as antisemitic incidents proliferate in Turkey.

United Kingdom, October 30: Youth football club launches an investigation after parents of an opponent’s player allegedly would not let their child play against a Jewish team.

United States, October 30: Threats of violence, stalking and rape against Jewish men, women and babies at Cornell University.

United States, October 29: Hundreds of protestors representing Jewish Voice for Peace, which has accused Israel of genocide and blamed the October 7 atrocities perpetrated by Hamas on Israel, arrested at New York City’s Grand Central Station.

United States, October 29: Masked juveniles on bikes shouted antisemitic phrases—including “kill the Jews”—outside Parkland, Florida synagogue.

Russia, October 29: Antisemitic incidents in Russia’s North Caucasus republics include besieging a hotel looking for Israelis, calls for removal of Israelis and Jews and setting fire to a Jewish cultural center.

Russia, October 29: Mob carrying antisemitic banners overruns airport in Russia’s Republic of Dagestan airport looking for Israelis.

United Kingdom, October 28: Birmingham Liberal Democrat councillor agrees to antisemitism training after he questioned whether Hamas beheaded babies or raped women on October 7th.

China, October 28: Growing antisemitism online by state media as well as tolerated non-state actors.

United States, October 27: White House spokesman calls out “grotesque” and “antisemitic” actions of students protesting Israel on college campuses.

United States, October 27: Authors pull out of future events at 92NY after the organization “postpones” an event which featured an author who signed an open letter sharply critical of Israel.

United States, October 26: Cornell University campus vandalized with anti-Israel and antisemitic graffiti.

United States, October 26: Beverly Hills, California, police looking for person who spray-painted antisemitic message on Holocaust survivor’s apartment building.

United States, October 25: Home intruder threatens to murder Jewish family and engages in antisemitic rants in Studio City, Los Angeles.

United States, October 25: Graffitied swastikas found in a shopping center in Montgomery County, Maryland.

United States, October 25: Jewish-owned ice cream shop in San Francisco vandalized with “Free Palestine” graffiti.

Norway, October 24: Norwegian student who held a sign at a pro-Palestinian rally in Warsaw that read “Keep the World Clean” with a Star of David in a trash can defends her intent as anti-Israeli government and not antisemitic.

Israel, October 24: Israel and allied academics push back against the “moral blindness” of 1,700 sociologists who charged Israel with genocide and ethnic cleansing.

United Kingdom, October 23: London Jewish community experiences hate crime jump of 1,350 percent since October 7th.

Austria, October 23: Israeli flag on the main synagogue in Vienna was ripped down as Austria experiences sharp rise in antisemitic incidents.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece and Poland, October 23: Sharp uptick in antisemitic incidents in Eastern and South Eastern Europe as a result of war between Israel and Hamas.

France, October 23: French Assembly Speaker, Yael Braun-Pivet, says hard-left leader, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, used antisemitic Holocaust imagery to criticize her solidarity trip to Israel.

Italy, October 23: Milan’s Jewish community on high alert after graffiti threats including “Jews to death, rats we are coming to get you your sewers.”

United States, October 23: A Citibank banker was fired after she posted “no wonder Hitler wanted rid of them” on Instagram.

United States, October 23: Parents says that four Jewish girls at a Manhattan Beach, California middle school were subjected to antisemitic comments by a fellow student.

United States, October 23: Michigan State University apologizes for showing a picture of Hitler on the video board at a football game.

Poland, October 22: President of Poland condemns antisemitism at pro-Palestinian rally in Warsaw.

Spain, October 22: Multiple synagogues vandalized with anti-Israel graffiti and an acting government minister calls for bringing Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu before International Criminal Court on war crime charges.

United States, October 22: The offices of The Free Press, a media organization run by the Jewish, pro-Israel journalist, Bari Weiss, was defaced with antisemitic graffiti.

United States, October 22: Antisemitic flyers distributed in Brookhaven, Georgia.

China, October 21: In the wake of the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Chinese government has allowed antisemitic attacks by commentators on social media.

United States, October 21: University of Pennsylvania investigates antisemitic graffiti—“The Jews R Nazis”—on an abandoned property next door to a Jewish fraternity.

United States, October 21: Antisemitic graffiti found in a dorm at American University.

Sweden, October 20: Prominent climate activist Greta Thunberg shared a post by a pro-Palestinian account which accused Israel of genocide in Gaza.

United States, October 20: A professor at UC Davis threatened the children of pro-Israel journalists.

United States, October 20: An influential Hollywood agent accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza.

Germany, October 19: In wake of Hamas atrocities, antisemitic incidents are up 240% in Germany.

United States, October 19: An attorney in Illinois Comptroller’s office was fired for antisemitic posts calling for the murder of Jews.

United States, October 19: A woman was punched in the face in an antisemitic attack at a Manhattan subway station.

United States, October 19: A new poll from the Anti-Defamation League and University of Chicago finds that 10 million adult Americans hold deeply antisemitic beliefs.

Spain, October 18: Mob attacks synagogue in Spanish enclave of Melilla in North Africa.

Germany, October 18: Two Molotov cocktails thrown at a synagogue in Berlin.

United States, October 18: The Upper East Side location of New York’s 2nd Avenue Deli was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti.

United States, October 18: Pro-Palestinian protest at US Capitol building led by Jewish Voice for Peace (as well as If Not Now) includes statement calling for dismantling “Zionism, apartheid and colonialism…”

United States, October 18: The Editorial Board of the The Philadelphia Inquirer apologized for an editorial cartoon of an oversized Israeli military boot stepping on terrorists hiding among civilians.

United States, October 18: Speakers at a pro-Palestinian rally at the University of Pennsylvania spoke of “bastardized Judaism” and claimed that Israel “desecrates the memory of Holocaust victims.”

Germany, October 17: Best-selling German author says Orthodox Jews only work in “diamond trading” and “financial transactions.”

United States, October 17: Apartment building of a Maryland State Delegate, Joe Vogel, is vandalized with antisemitic graffiti.

Germany, October 16: Rising fear among Jews in Germany in the wake of increased hate online and pro-Palestinian protests on the streets of many neighborhoods.

United Kingdom, October 16: Six BBC reporters were taken off air as they are being investigated over their anti-Israel tweets.

United Kingdom, October 16: Guardian cartoonist, Steve Bell, was fired over a cartoon of Prime Minister Netanyahu which some allege, but Bell denies, references Shakespeare’s well-known character, Shylock.

Canada, October 16: A rabbi’s home in British Columbia was vandalized with eggs and antisemitic graffiti.

United States, October 16: Bomb threat against Agudas-Achim Synagogue in Attleboro, Massachusetts.

United States, October 16: Antisemitic graffiti found on Market Street in San Francisco after a pro-Palestinian rally.

United States, October 16: Ohio man is facing charges of criminal trespassing after allegedly making antisemitic comments to two Bexley residents flying Israeli flags.

United States, October 16: Cornell University professor calls Hamas terror attack “exhilarating” and “energizing.”

United States, October 16: Wexner Foundation cuts ties with Harvard University, stating that its Israel Fellows “feel abandoned” by the university while the executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston says Israelis and Jews feel Harvard’s Kennedy School is no longer safe for them.

United States, October 16: A 19-year-old faces hate crime charges after attacking an Israeli student at Columbia University.

United States, October 14: Antisemitic graffiti found on Bates College campus in Lewiston, Maine.

United States, October 13: Antisemitic leaflets found in Fairfax County, Virginia.

United States, October 13: The American Jewish Committee urges California Schools Superintendent to cut ties with the Coalition for Liberated Ethnic Studies (CLES) after the organization—which is involved with ethnic studies in public schools—posted messages blaming Jewish victims for Hamas atrocities.

United States, October 13: Antisemitic messages found at a high school in Augusta, Maine.

United States, October 13: Graffitied swastikas found in New York City and Irvine, California; meanwhile, online antisemitism surges.

United States, October 12: American Jewish Committee highlights seven ways recent anti-Israel protest have devolved into antisemitic incidents and speech.

United States, October 11: Antisemitic flyers reading “Jews wage war on American freedoms!” distributed in Orange, California.

United States, October 11: Jewish organization “If Not Now” says the blood of Israeli civilians is on the hands of the Israeli and the US governments.

United Kingdom, October 10: Antisemitic incidents in the United Kingdom have tripled since the Hamas terror attacks on Israeli citizens on October 7.

United Kingdom, October 10: A kosher restaurant in a North London Jewish neighborhood was vandalized; residents attribute the incident to antisemitism stoked by Hamas atrocities outside Gaza.

United States, October 10: The Anti-Defamation League has reported 39 rallies in support of Hamas on Sunday, October 8. The rhetoric at some of these rallies justified Hamas’s killing of women and children.

United Kingdom, October 9: Jeremy Corbyn is criticized for failing to condemn the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel while putting the onus of the conflict on Israel.

United States, October 9: Dozens of student college organizations across the United States have declared solidarity with Hamas despite the horrendous reports of war crimes against civilians and Israeli soldiers outside of Gaza.

France, October 9: France’s far-left party led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon (who is often criticized for engaging in antisemitic rhetoric) is castigated for refusing to condemn Hamas’s deadly attack on Israel as terrorism.

Colombia, October 9: Colombian President Gustavo Petro compared the Israeli military to the Nazi regime.

United States, October 8: Synagogues in Utah were evacuated due to bomb threats.

United States, October 8: As the war between Israel and Hamas ramps up, Elon Musk promotes unvetted X accounts known for spreading lies, disinformation and antisemitism.

United States, October 7: The Anti-Defamation League has put together a list of cheers and shows of support for Hamas and antisemitic conspiracy theories in the wake of mass terrorism in Israel.

France, October 5: The French government dissolves far-right Catholic political party, Civitas, and argues that the party is guilty of hatred against LGBTQ people, Muslims and Jews.

Canada, October 5: Swastikas have been found on the private property of a resident of Bonnyville, Alberta. The swastikas were painted onto the cheeks of a large stuffed bear which was facing a public street.

France, October 4: MP of the far left France Rising party called on French authorities to take measures against French citizens who serve in the Israel Defense Forces.

United States, October 4: Zoom callers engage in racist and antisemitic speech at a Ventura City, California, Council meeting.

United States, October 4: Zoom callers engage in racist and antisemitic speech at a Charlottesville, Virginia, City Council meeting.

United States, October 4: Zoom callers engage in racist, antisemitic and homophobic speech at a Livermore, California, City Council meeting.

United States, October 4: A bomb threat was called in to a synagogue in Hamden, Connecticut.

United Kingdom, October 3: Antisemitic graffiti was found by a synagogue in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, and in nearby Bedmond. Police are investigating.

United States, October 2: Antisemitic messages were distributed to homes in State College, Pennsylvania.

United States, October 2: Antisemitic messages were distributed to homes across Sonoma Valley, in Sonoma County, California.

United States, October 2: A man was arrested for disrupting synagogue services in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida.

Albania, October 1: A study by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network finds extreme-right groups in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia advocating for violence, reverence of 1940s war criminals and antisemitism.

United States, October 1: Three men who shouted antisemitic slurs and beat a Jewish man in Manhattan’s Diamond District in 2021 are now facing prison sentences of several years.

Scotland, October 1: A flag with an old-fashioned Nazi logo on it was flown at a soccer match at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow. Police are investigating the owners of the flag.

Scotland, September 30: Antisemitic graffiti, including swastikas and white supremacy slogans, was discovered in Cooper Park in Elgin, on the north coast of Scotland.

United States, September 30: Antisemitic graffiti including swastikas and slurs covered La Cueva High School in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The graffiti was found on tennis courts, walls and athletic facilities.

United States, September 30: Antisemitic leaflets found at homes in Upper Moreland Township, Pennsylvania.

Canada, September 26: Canada’s House of Commons Speaker resigned after inviting a former Nazi soldier to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at Canada’s parliament.

United States, September 24: Antisemitic flyers left on cars in Allen, Texas, shortly before the beginning of Yom Kippur.

United States, September 23: Brooklyn, Ohio, high school football team uses antisemitic slurs during a game against a team from another Cleveland suburb, Beachwood, which has a significant Jewish population. The coach of the Brooklyn football team has resigned.

United States, September 23: A food delivery driver was arrested after making antisemitic remarks at a synagogue during Rosh Hashana services in Westchester, New York.

Canada, September 22: A Quebec man was charged with promoting hate toward Jews and was sentenced to 15 months in jail followed by three years of probation.

Scotland, September 22: A 15-year-old is suspected of breaking into a police station in Dundee and drawing swastikas onto multiple vehicles, both official police cars and the personal cars of police officers.

United States, September 21: Student who ran into a Hillel building at the University of Pennsylvania during services shouting antisemitic comments is taken into custody.

United States, September 20: Fauquier County, Virginia, school officer uses expression “Jew people down” during a school board meeting.

United States, September 20: A swastika was found painted on a public walkway near the University of Kansas.

Germany, September 20: 40 gravestones were damaged and vandalized in a cemetery in Koethen, Saxony-Anhalt. Damage for this vandalism comes to approximately 20,000 euros.

Canada, September 19: A man was arrested for distributing antisemitic flyers throughout Peterborough, Ontario, following a 4-month long investigation.

United States, September 19: Swastikas and racial slurs were graffitied onto street signs in Bristol, Connecticut.

United States, September 19: Plastic bags with antisemitic messages and corn (to hold the bags down when they are tossed onto lawns or driveways) were distributed throughout Cassville, Missouri.

Poland, September 19: A Polish writer who has called Jews “leeches” and has denied the Holocaust received an award from Poland’s Minister of Culture.

United States, September 18: A member of the Goyim Defense League took a video of himself making antisemitic statements and performing the Nazi salute outside of a historic synagogue in Corsicana, Texas.

United States, September 18: A staircase leading to a beach in La Jolla, California, was covered with swastikas and antisemitic graffiti.

Ireland, September 17: An Irish group centered on Holocaust education has written to Helen McEntee, Ireland’s Justice Minister, concerning The Irish Light, a far-right newspaper that regularly publishes conspiracy theories and antisemitic articles.

New Zealand, September 17: Rising antisemitism in New Zealand classrooms reflects similar changes in New Zealand society.

Poland, September 16: Polish justice minister compares a Polish filmmaker’s latest film to Nazi propaganda.

United States, September 15: Florida man arrested for displaying swastika flag on highway overpass in Orlando.

Australia, September 14: Five former students at a Melbourne school will receive hundreds of thousands of dollars from the education department after a court ruled that their school’s principal failed to protect them when they were faced with antisemitic bullying at school.

United Kingdom, September 14: A teenager in Swindon, Wiltshire, was arrested for possession of terrorist documents, weapons manuals and Nazi propaganda.

Argentina, September 13: The Libreria Argentina, in Buenos Aires, was shut down by police after a two-year investigation into the bookstore’s antisemitic material, including Nazi propaganda.

Germany, September 13: Bjoern Hoecke, chief of the far-right AfD party in the German state of Thuringia, will face trial for using the phrase “Alles fuer Deutschland,” a banned Nazi slogan.

United States, September 12: Fired investment banker sues HSBC for alleged discrimination over his Jewish faith.

United States, September 11: A California synagogue and a Florida synagogue were evacuated after false bomb threats were called in to the synagogues prior to services. The Anti-Defamation League reports that there have been dozens of such calls to synagogues in the last two months.

United States, September 11: Former congresswoman Cynthia McKinney posted on X (formerly Twitter) promoting a livestream event with David Duke, famed white supremacist, and the author of a book titled Jews Are The Problem.

United States, September 11: Vandals in Laurel, Montana, wrecked a restroom at Kiwanis Park, covering the walls with antisemitic and sexually explicit graffiti.

Germany, September 9: A fan at the U.S. Open tennis tournament was ejected from the match between Alexander Zverev, a German player, and Jannik Sinner, for shouting a phrase associated with Hitler’s Nazi regime.

Spain, September 8: Over 20 Jewish groups (from the United States as well as Spanish-speaking countries) are calling on Spain’s linguistic authority to eliminate two antisemitic definitions from its official dictionary.

United States, September 7: An undergraduate senior at Harvard University interrupted convocation proceedings by harassing the Dean about the university’s stance on Israel. This is one of many recent antisemitic developments on Harvard’s campus.

United Kingdom, September 6: Antisemitic graffiti was discovered on the walls of the Windermere Library, in Cumbria. The Lake District Holocaust Project hosts exhibitions at this library.

Palestinian Territories, September 6: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas claims that Ashkenazi Jews were killed by Adolf Hitler for their role in society as moneylenders, not for their religion or ethnicity. Abbas also stated that European Jews are “not Semites” and therefore “have nothing to do with Semitism.”

Hungary, September 6: János Lázár, Hungary’s Construction and Transportation Minister, has recently made statements praising World War II leader Miklos Horthy. Horthy allied himself with Adolf Hitler, and was a key part in the development of the Holocaust in Hungary.

United States, September 4: Two schools, one elementary and one K-8, in Carmichael, California, discovered graffitied swastikas on their campuses.

United States, September 4: Elon Musk, the owner of social media platform X, threatens to sue the ADL for loss of profit, and claims that the ADL generates more antisemitism than any other user on the platform.

United States, September 3: Neo-Nazis gather for a rally of hate and bigotry outside of Disney World in Orlando, Florida. The white supremacists numbered about 15, and they gathered for two hours.

United States, September 3: Ziploc bags full of antisemitic and hateful messages were spread around an Orange County, Florida, neighborhood.

United Kingdom, August 31: Ashley Podsiad-Sharp, former employee at HMP Armley in Leeds, was arrested for possessing a “Nazi murder manual,” outlining how to commit a race-based genocide. Podsiad-Sharp has been sentenced to eight years in jail.

United Kingdom, August 30: Two pigeons were found dead and mutilated with swastikas carved into their breasts on the High Street of St. Neots. Two people have been arrested in connection with this incident.

Scotland, August 29: A Jewish comedian performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival was verbally attacked by the agent of another comedian.

United States, August 29: Jackson Township, New Jersey, will pay $575,000 to settle a lawsuit concerning discrimination of Orthodox Jews in their community. The township unlawfully used ordinances to prohibit Orthodox Jews from erecting certain religious buildings and structures.

United States, August 29: A graffitied swastika and the words “Club Aryan Excellent” were discovered under a bridge in North Bethesda, Maryland.

United States, August 28: The walkway of the Jewish Resource Center at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, was spray-painted with homophobic and antisemitic messages. Police have video surveillance, but the suspects have not yet been found.

Russia, August 28: A former Communist Party newspaper, Pravda, recently put forth the conspiracy theory that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is sending Ukrainians to their deaths to avenge historic pogroms.

United States, August 27: The shooter in Jacksonville’s tragic shooting of three Black customers at The Dollar Store was using a gun decorated with swastikas.

United States, August 26: Five Black families in a Montgomery, Alabama, neighborhood found racist and antisemitic slurs graffitied onto their homes and vehicles. The vandal also broke a window of one of the family’s homes.

Germany, August 26: Hubert Aiwanger, deputy premier of Bavaria, has been accused of writing and distributing antisemitic flyers in his teenage years. Aiwanger denies that he ever wrote such material. This incident coincides with the region’s upcoming elections, and could have an impact on the outcome for Aiwanger.

United States, August 25: A farmer’s market vendor in Overland Park, Kansas, has been ejected from the market for his violently antisemitic messages and products, including a candle styled to look like a Zyklon B gas canister. Justin Bale, the vendor, also offered a discount to customers using the code “GasThejews.”

United Kingdom, August 25: Anna Laurini, an Italian artist with a history of writing and sharing antisemitic social media posts, is exhibiting her new work at the Fitzrovia Gallery in London.

Italy, August 25: Marcello De Angelis, a senior official in the Lazio region of Italy, is under intense scrutiny for having written and performed viciously antisemitic songs in the 1990s. There is pressure on Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to remove De Angelis from office.

United Kingdom, August 24: Gravestones at the Chatham Memorial Synagogue Cemetery in Kent, England, were purposefully knocked over, causing damage up to $23,700. This cemetery has been vandalized many times in the last few years.

European Union, August 24: Bostjan Zupancic, the European Court of Human Rights’ longest serving judge, was recently exposed as having shared antisemitic messages on social media. This discovery has prompted the Court to review former cases involving Jews.

Canada, August 24: The Muslim Association of Canada is planning to bring Sheikh Nashaat Ahmed to their upcoming annual convention in Toronto, Canada. Sheikh Ahmed has been known for spreading antisemitism through his speeches and other messaging.

Romania, August 23: Luca Reghecampf, the son of Romanian soccer coach Laurentiu, posted on Instagram that Israel “deserves to be put in a chamber and Have the showers turned on.”

Qatar, August 23: Former Prime Minister of Qatar, Hamad bin Jassim, is planning a move to Beverly Hills, but his history of antisemitism and support of terrorism is cause for concern for Beverly Hills City Council member John Mirisch.

Northern Ireland, August 23: Swastika flags were placed around a mosque in West Belfast. The flags have since been removed and the police are investigating this incident and treating it as a hate crime.

Brazil, August 23: A group of Latin American anthropologists passed a resolution in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, officially accusing Israel of ethnic cleansing and apartheid and also expressed support for the BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) Movement against Israel.

United States, August 22: Two swastikas were found painted on trees at the Welwyn Preserve in Glen Cove, New York. The preserve is adjacent to Nassau’s Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center.

Ireland, August 22: The small west coast town of Belmullet, Ireland, was shocked and horrified to find racial slurs and a swastika painted onto a doctor’s office window and on a nearby bench.

Canada, August 22: Swastikas were found carved into several cars in the town of Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada.

United Kingdom, August 21: Graffitied swastikas were found on the Morecambe War Memorial. This is the second time in less than a month that such graffiti has been found in Morecambe.

United States, August 21: A “community note” on X (formerly Twitter) claimed that Leo Frank, the man blamed and ultimately lynched for a murder he did not commit, was guilty in the 1915 case.

United Kingdom, August 21: A teenager from south Wales painted a variety of Nazi graffiti on walls in Port Talbot and may be facing prison time.

United States, August 20: Antisemitic posters attacking the Anti-Defamation League were found scattered throughout Marietta, GA.

United States, August 20: Five Jewish restaurants in a heavily Jewish neighborhood in Los Angeles were robbed.

Germany, August 20: A Jewish man in Berlin was attacked in an antisemitic assault while walking with his son.

France, August 20: Parisian restaurant vandalized with antisemitic graffiti.

United States, August 19: A hateful sign declaring “No Jew Get Out” was planted in front of a home in Blooming Grove, New York.

United States, August 19: In a series of antisemitic acts, men and women riding Citi Bikes and mopeds knocked kippahs and yarmulkes off of people’s heads as they rode by.

Germany, August 18: German far-right official compares Covid vaccination mandates with the Nazi persecution of the Jews.

Canada, August 17: Antisemitic flyers found in Langley, British Columbia.

Brazil, August 16: Pro-Palestinian protesters injured a university employee and harassed students who attempted to attend a lecture by the head of the Brazilian chapter of a pro-Israel advocacy group.

Germany, August 16: Vandals break windows at HQ of Holocaust memorial site foundation.

Australia, August 14: Survey of 500 Jewish students in Australia finds more than two-thirds have experienced antisemitism at their universities.

Turkey, August 14: One of most prominent Turkish broadcaster defended his blood libel interview with a lawyer who raised the possibility of Jews murdering non-Jewish virgins.

Germany, August 13: Book box at deportation memorial burned and antisemitic note found at the site.

United States, August 13: ADL condemns series of “swatting” incident—calling in fake threats—against at least 26 synagogues and two ADL offices.

United States, August 13: Jewish Federation of LA involved with identifying white supremacist in Reseda, California, who advocated for mass violence against Jews and has been arrested for 3-D printed firearms plot.

United States, August 13: Police searching for suspects who vandalized Upper East Side synagogue with antisemitic graffiti.

France, August 11: Second France24 journalist fired for antisemitic tweets.

United States, August 11: Creator of a video game centered on the Holocaust receives death threats from followers of white supremacist and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes.

United States, August 11: Neo-Nazi who distributed antisemitic literature in West Palm Beach, Florida, sentenced to 12 months probation on littering charge and resisting a police officer.

United States, August 11: Orthodox Jewish mayor of Surfside, Florida, receives neo-Nazi death threat.

United States, August 10: Swastika and racial slurs painted on Solano County, California, storefront.

United States, August 10: Teens arrested for drawing swastikas on the playground of a school in Merrick, NY.

United States, August 10: After the Tree of Life shooting trial of Robert Bowers, well-known local antisemite Hardy Carroll Lloyd is charged with witness tampering, obstruction.

Germany, August 9: Antisemitic incidents in first half of 2023 in Germany roughly equal to 2022 levels.

United Kingdom, August 9: UK neo-Nazi handed three year jail term after posting call for genocide against Jews and speaking favorably of Hitler.

United Kingdom, August 9: Academic who had been fired by the University of Bristol, David Miller, claims Jews are overrepresented in positions of cultural, economic and political power and do not face discrimination.

United States, August 9: Antisemitic literature found in West Brookfield, Massachusetts.

United States, August 9: Man holds up machete while driving by Jewish camp.

Germany, August 8: Woman arrested after cursing Jewish children and teachers in Munich.

European Union, August 8: Per a report co-authored by the ADL, Europe’s far left is normalizing antisemitism.

Israel, August 8: Israeli organization decries Princeton University’s use of a textbook that charges the IDF with harvesting Palestinian organs.

Palestinian Territories/Gaza, August 8: Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) produces webinar on antisemitism in Palestinian society.

United Kingdom, August 8: Fan of Chelsea FC handed lifetime ban for sending antisemitic tweets to a Jewish journalist.

United States, August 8: Police investigating antisemitic pamphlets distributed in Manchester, Missouri.

France, August 7: France bans far right party, Civitas, because of its antisemitism.

Germany, August 7: Retired German teacher pretends to be Jewish (“costume Jew”) to spread antisemitic-laced Holocaust message.

Germany, August 7: Germany’s Commissioner for Jewish Life and the Fight against Antisemitism, applying the term apartheid to Israel’s relationship with Palestinians is antisemitic.

United States, August 7: Antisemitic flyers found in several neighborhoods of Raleigh, North Carolina.

United States, August 7: New York University denounces the American Anthropological Association’s call for an academic boycott of Israel.

United States, August 7: Three antisemitic incidents reported outside Pensacola, Florida, limits in Escambia County.

United States, August 7: Jewish professors claim CUNY is investigating them for “discrimination” against BDS activists and radical Islamist militants.

Germany, August 6: Police investigate motive for attack on Israeli tourist in Berlin.

United Kingdom, August 6: Racist and antisemitic graffiti spray-painted on walkway in Oxford.

United Kingdom, August 6: UK neo-Nazi sentenced to over three years of prison after police found terrorist book, child pornography and antisemitic material on his computer.

United States, August 6: Antisemitic flyers found in several neighborhoods of Alpharetta, Georgia.

Australia, August 5: Jewish students abused with antisemitic obscenities and threatened with knife on Melbourne bus.

United States, August 5: Actor Jamie Foxx is criticized for a bizarre post that many believe revisits the charge of deicide—Jews collectively being held responsible for killing Jesus.

United States, August 5: Former NY mayor, Rudy Giuliani, is alleged to have made antisemitic comments about the anatomy of Jewish men and for telling Jews to “Get over the Passover.”

Iran, August 4: Senior commanders from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps hosted by the Islamic Students Association of Britain speak to students and claimed that the Holocaust did not happen and that Jews “created homosexuality.”

Israel, August 4: Israeli Foreign Minister assessing whether new right-wing Romanian party, the Alliance for the Union of Romanians, should continue to be boycotted by Israel for comments about teaching about the Holocaust in Romanian schools.

United States, August 4: Two Southlake, Texas, police officers fired for drawing swastikas.

United States, August 4: Rapper Cardi B posts and then deletes post referencing her Jewish lawyers after some criticize the tweet as possibly critical of Jews.

Argentina, August 3: Argentine Jewish community criticizes fast food restaurant for having a “Anne Frank” burger and “Adolf” fries on its menu.

Canada, August 3: Playground in Chatham, Ontario, vandalized with antisemitic graffiti.

United Kingdom, August 3: British Jews experienced over 100 antisemitic incidents a month in the past month per study by Community Security Trust (CST).

United States, August 3: San Francisco elementary school playground vandalized with antisemitic graffiti.

United Kingdom, August 2: Man from Bognor, North Wales, who posted abuse towards a Jewish football journalist convicted and banned from football matches.

United States, August 2: Brooklyn District Attorney, Eric Gonzalez, calls for internal probe of his office after his aide is alleged to have engaged in antisemitic comments.

United States, August 2: Car vandalized with spray painted graffiti reading “Die Jew” in Shady Spring, West Virginia.

United States, August 2: Former President Donald Trump criticized by Jewish organizations for comparing his indictment to Nazi persecution in the 1930s.

Canada, August 1: Swastika painted on bus shelter in Scarborough, Ontario.

United States, August 1: FBI arrests meth dealer, neo-Nazi, who has posted material advocating genocide against Jews.

United States, August 1: Antisemitic flyers found in multiple locations in Calaveras County, California.

Israel, July 31: Swastika drawn on two buildings of religious Zionist youth movement, Bei Akiva, in Jerusalem.

United Kingdom, July 31: Swastika, racist and homophobic graffiti spray painted on property in Lancaster, England.

United Kingdom, July 31: Antisemitic and anti-LGBTQ graffiti in park in SoHo, neighborhood of London.

United States, July 31: Swastikas found spray painted in park in Augusta, Maine.

United States, July 31: Neo-Nazis protestors hold swastika flags at The Pride in the Park event in Watertown, Wisconsin.

United States, July 31: Twitter comes under fire for reactivating Kanye West’s account.

United States, July 29: Prominent neo-Nazi who has been seen with swastika necklace banned from a Bangor, Maine gym for his “clothing.”

Ira N. Forman is a senior fellow at the Moment Institute and a senior fellow at Georgetown University’s Center for Jewish Civilization. He is the former U.S. Special Envoy of the Office to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism. He also serves as the senior advisor for combating antisemitism at Human Rights First.

Afghanistan

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Albania

October 1: A study by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network finds extreme-right groups in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia are advocating for violence, reverence of 1940s war criminals and antisemitism. (Balkan Insight)

Algeria

January 10: Government backed Algerian newspaper publishes an antisemitic diatribe against a French Jewish historian who was born in Algeria (Algemeiner)

Argentina

September 13: Argentina police raid and shut down a bookstore selling Nazi and antisemitic content. (Reuters)

August 3: Argentine Jewish community criticizes fast food restaurant for using Holocaust references to name their menu items, such as the “Anne Frank” burger and “Adolf” fries. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Armenia

September 4: Synagogue in Armenia vandalized apparently over Israel-Azerbaijan ties. (Times of Israel)

April 24: Iran spreads antisemitic propaganda in Armenia and Azerbaijan (Mosaic Magazine)

Australia

October 12: A Sydney man was charged with verbally abusing and threatening four teenagers who unfurled an Israeli flag across their car. (The Guardian)

October 10: Police investigate the Sydney Opera House Palestinian rally as parts of the crowd shouted “gas the Jews.” (Reuters)

September 25: Nazi graffiti was sprayed on a home in east Sydney on the eve of Yom Kippur. (The Sydney Morning Herald)

September 24: “Covid is Jew” graffiti found in underpass in Melbourne. (CFCA)

September 14: A federal judge rules that a principal in a Melbourne school failed to address antisemitism and that five former Jewish students are owed financial compensation and an apology. (The West)

September 7: Shooter in Kelleberrin seen wearing a swastika and waving a Nazi flag. (Yahoo News)

August 17: Australian state of Tasmania bans Nazi symbols and salute. (Pulse Hobart)

August 14: Survey of 500 Jewish students in Australia finds that more than two-thirds had experienced antisemitism at their universities. (ABC)

August 5: Jewish students abused with antisemitic obscenities and threatened with knife on Melbourne bus. (JPost)

July 16: Jewish students face antisemitic bullying in Melbourne state schools. (The Age)

June 8: Australian government to introduce legislation to ban public display of Nazi symbols (The Algemeiner)

May 14: Neo-Nazis and counter protestors brawl after nazi salute in Melbourne. (9 News)

March 21: Victoria to ban Nazi salutes after neo-Nazis use it on the steps of parliament (Australian Jewish News)

February 2: New South Wales Jewish cemetery headstones vandalized with Nazi stencils (ABC News)

January 30: Sale of Nazi-themed merchandise halted after negative reaction (Times of Israel)

January 26: Annual report on antisemitism released by the Executive Council of Australian Jewry find that COVID conspiracy theories help drive antisemitic incidents (The Canberra Times)

Austria

October 23: An Israeli flag on the main synagogue in Vienna was ripped down as Austria experiences a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents. (Euractiv)

June 5: Austria responds to calls for removing a statue to Karl Leuger the famous, antisemitic Mayor of Vienna, by tilting the statue by 3.5 degrees. (CNN)

Azerbaijan

September 4: Synagogue in Armenia vandalized apparently over Israel-Azerbaijan ties. (Times of Israel)

April 24, Iran spreads antisemitic propaganda in Armenia and Azerbaijan (Mosaic Magazine)

Bahrain

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Belarus

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Belgium

May 25: Allegations of greed and antisemitism characterize fight over whether a refinery site in Antwerp is a source of pollution in a Haredi neighborhood (Times of Israel)

May 10: Antisemitic graffiti painted on facade of an apartment building in the municipality of Ixellles. (Brussels Times)

April 19: Calls for Belgian license registration department be given power to withdraw the use of antisemitic license plates (Brussels Times)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

October 23: There has been a sharp uptick in antisemitic incidents in Eastern and South Eastern Europe as a result of the war between Israel and Hamas. (Balkan Insight)

October 1: A study by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network finds extreme-right groups in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia advocating for violence, reverence of 1940s war criminals and antisemitism. (Balkan Insight)

Brazil

August 23: Association conference of Latin American anthropologists in Rio de Janeiro passes resolution accusing Israel of ethnic cleansing and apartheid. (Algemeiner)

August 16: Pro-Palestinian protesters injured a university employee and harassed students who attempted to attend a lecture by the head of the Brazilian chapter of a pro-Israel advocacy group. (JTA)

June 21: Brazilian-Palestinian programmer threatens Israelis, Jews and organizations. (Haaretz)

June 13: Neo-Nazi groups increasingly active in southern Brazil. (Reuters)

April 29: Messaging app, Telegram appeals a fine and suspension imposed by a Brazilian court after its parent company failed to provide data on neo-Nazis operating on the site (Times of Israel)

April 5: Pro-Palestinian protestors at leading Brazil University force cancelation of an event promoting Israeli academic institutions (Times of Israel)

Bulgaria

June 28: Jewish community leaders raise concern over spike in antisemitic incidents in Bulgaria (DW)

March 15: Bulgarian Jewish community boycotts official ceremony marking the 75^th anniversary of the rescue of the Bulgarian Jewish community in WW II because of the decision to honor also King Boris III the leader of the fascist government in the 1940s. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

February 1: Jewish cemetery in Belgrade vandalize with antisemitic graffiti (European Jewish Press)

Canada

October 16: Rabbi’s home in British Columbia was vandalized with eggs and antisemitic graffiti. (CTV News)

October 11: Air Canada grounds pilot who calls for Israel’s destruction following the Hamas massacre of Israelis. (Algemeiner)

October 6: Swastikas were found on the private property of a resident of Bonnyville, Alberta. (Edmonton Journal)

September 29: University of Alberta returns $22,300 gift from the family of a man who served in Waffen-SS Galacia Division during World War II, and who recently received a standing ovation in Ottawa at an event with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. (University World News)

September 26: The Speaker of the House of Commons apologizes and resigns after inviting a former Waffen SS veteran from Ukraine as a guest for President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to Parliament. (JTA)

September 22: Quebec man who wrote for the Daily Stormer was sentenced to 15 months in jail for an antisemitic article. (CityNews)

September 19: A man was arrested in Peterborough, Ontario, connected to delivering antisemitic flyers. (Global News)

September 1: Muslim Association of Canada drops antisemitic speaker from its program. (National Post)

August 24: The Muslim Association of Canada is planning to bring Sheikh Nashaat Ahmed to their upcoming annual convention in Toronto, Canada. Sheikh Ahmed has been known for spreading antisemitism through his speeches and other messaging. (Honest Reporting Canada)

August 22: Swastikas were found carved into several cars in the town of Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada. (The Cranbrook Daily Townsman)

August 17: Antisemitic flyers found in Langley, British Columbia. (CBC)

August 3: Playground in Chatham, Ontario, vandalized with antisemitic graffiti. (CTV News)

July 26: London, Ontario, police charge man with vandalizing a downtown building and sign with antisemitic graffiti. (CK News Today)

July 6: Nonprofit calls for an investigation of an elementary school teacher, who wrote social media posts denying Israel’s right to exist and glorifying Palestinian terrorism. (Algemeiner)

July 5: Anglican Church of Canada replaces “For the Conversion of the Jews” prayer with one calling for reconciliation with Jews. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

July 4: Antisemitic pamphlets distributed to homes in Peterborough, Ontario. (Global News)

June 8: Man’s election signs and fence were vandalized with Nazi symbols and phrases in southeast Calgary. (Global News)

May 19: New study finds hate crimes overall are down from pre-pandemic levels while antisemitic incidents rise. (The Algemeiner)

May 16: Swastikas on trees in Ontario are being investigated as a hate crime. (Israel National News)

May 15: ADL accuses Palestinian poet who won Calgary Peace Prize of antisemitic speech. (The Jewish News Syndicate)

April 27: Teen arrested for taking down Israeli flags from a Jewish institution and then burning them. (Montreal Gazette)

April 19: Second man sentenced for antisemitic insults shouted at Jews in Cote-St-Luc two years ago. (Montreal Gazette)

April 17: Alberta multiculturalism council member resigns over antisemitic and holocaust denial posts. (Global News)

March 31: McGill University investigates rejection by student newspaper of a pro-Israel op-ed. (The Algemeiner)

March 30: Monteal’s oldest synagogue vandalized with swastikas. (Times of Israel)

March 26: Antisemitic graffiti spray-painted on mural at Langley, British Columbia, baseball club house. (Langley Advance Times)

March 25: Bridgewater, Nova Scotia police investigate man seen riding around on an e-bike with a swastika flag draped over his shoulders. (CBC)

March 21: Antisemitic and homophobic graffiti found on outside walls of St. Agnes Catholic Elementary School in Hamilton, Ontario. (CBC)

January 26: Survey finds of 1,100 Canadians finds knowledge of the Holocaust is weak and worsening with time. (Montreal Gazette)

January 24: Montreal court convicts Canadian neo-Nazi guilty of fomenting hatred against Jews in his writings. (The Algemeiner)

January 14: Article on antisemitism at the Termerty Faculty of Medicine of the University of Toronto. (University World News)

January 10: Two students face hate crime charges after an antisemitic incident involving displaying hate symbols and using antisemitic language at the Sir Robert Borden High School in Ottawa, Canada. (CTV News)

Chile

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

China

October 21: In the wake of the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Chinese government has been allowing antisemitic attacks by commentators on social media. (Telegraph)

October 13: Israeli diplomat stabbed in China on the day Hamas called for global protests. (JTA)

May 1: How China’s state-run press has used Soros as the face for antisemitic attacks. (Mosaic Magazine)

Colombia

October 9: Columbia’s president compares Israeli military to Nazis. (JTA)

Croatia

October 23: Sharp uptick in antisemitic incidents in Eastern and South Eastern Europe as a result of the war between Israel and Hamas. (Balkan Insight)

Cyprus

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Czech Republic

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Denmark

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Egypt

October 15: President Sisi says “Jews in Egypt…have never been subjected to any form of oppression.” (JTA)

September 26: The organizers of the Golden Globes ejected an Egyptian member of its voting body over old tweets which appeared to promote conspiracy theories about Israel and Zionists. (JTA)

April 24: Report finds Egypt making progress in eliminating antisemitism from state issued textbooks. (The Algemeiner)

January 23: Israel concerned over antisemitic books being sold at Cairo book fair. (Times of Israel)

Eritrea

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Estonia

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Ethiopia

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

European Union (EU)

October 15: Hamas-Israel war accompanied by rising antisemitism in Europe. (Financial Times)

September 11: EU paper alleged to contain antisemitic tropes in its references to Russian Jews and the Russian Jewish oligarch, Roman Abramovich. (JPost)

August 24: Bostjan Zupancic, the European Court of Human Rights’ longest serving judge, was recently exposed as having shared antisemitic messages on social media. This discovery has prompted the Court to review former cases involving Jews. (The Jewish Chronicle)

July 23: EU Commissioner who oversees aid to the Palestinian Authority supports conditioning the release of aid on the removal of incitement and antisemitism from PA textbooks. (ANI)

March 22: Report by World Jewish Congress following up on pledges made by countries at the Malmo International Forum on Holocaust Remembrance and Combating Antisemitism in October 2021. (The Jerusalem Post)

January 26: Israeli President, Isaac Herzog, in front of EU parliament says criticism of Israel is OK but questioning Israel’s right to exist is not. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Finland

June 22: New Finnish economics minister apologizes for speech before a far-right group in 2019 where he joked about the number 88—a coded symbol for “Heil Hitler.” (BBC)

March 25: Jewish lawmaker assaulted while campaigning by a man who shouted antisemitic slurs. (AP News)

France

October 23: French Assembly Speaker, Yael Braun-Pivet, says hard-left leader, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, used antisemitic Holocaust imagery to criticize her solidarity trip to Israel. (Times of Israel)

October 17: French Interior Minister says there have been nearly 200 antisemitic acts—mostly verbal threats and vandalism—since October 7 Hamas terror attack. (New York Times)

October 11: France’s Interior Minister announces that two non-citizens will be deported for threats to Jewish institutions following Hamas attack. (Algemeiner)

October 11: Dozens of antisemitic acts in France during the first few days after the Hamas attack. (Reuters)

October 9: France’s far-left party, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon (who is often criticized for engaging in antisemitic rhetoric), is castigated for refusing to condemn Hamas’s deadly attack on Israel as terrorism. (Politico)

October 5: French government dissolve far-right Catholic political party, Civitas, and argues that the party is guilty of hatred against LGBTQ people, Muslims and Jews. (Yeni Safak)

October 4: MP of the far left France Rising party called on French authorities to take measures against French citizens who serve in the Israel Defense Forces. (Algemeiner)

September 29: Ninety percent of Jewish students in France have experienced antisemitism when attending French universities and the biggest threat is from the far left. (The Jewish Chronicle)

August 31: Three left-wing French political parties— the Greens, the Communists and the France Unbowed party— have each invited a certain French rapper with antisemitic past to one of their events. (The Jewish Chronicle)

August 20: Parisian kosher restaurant vandalized with antisemitic graffiti. (JPost)

August 14: French Greens and France Unbowed party invite a homophobic and antisemitic speaker to their summer conventions. (TVP World)

August 11: Second France24 journalist fired for antisemitic tweets. (JPost)

August 7: France bans far right party, Civitas, because of its antisemitism. (Barron’s)

July 27: Thirteen-year-old boy in Lyon, France, targeted in suspected antisemitic assault. (Times of Israel)

July 18: Head of French Jewish community clashes with the leader of the far-left party in French parliament, Jean-Luc Melenchon, who has a history of anti-Israel statements and verbal attacks on France’s Jewish community. (Algemeiner)

June 30: Paris Holocaust memorial vandalized with graffiti that read “[w]e are going to make a Shoah,” written by a protester angered by the killing of a teenager by French police. (The Jewish Chronicle)

June 19: French far-right suspects go on trial for plotting attacks on Jewish and Muslim targets. (France 24)

March 16: France 24 fires one correspondent and suspended three other for antisemitic messages on social media. (i24news)

February 3: The global music company, BMG, signed and then dropped a French rapper, Freeze Corleone, who has been condemned for his antisemitic lyrics. (The New York Times)

January 10: Louis Vuitton criticized for hiring model and anti-Israel activist who has accused the Jewish state of colonization and ethnic cleansing, Bella Hadid, for an advertising campaign. (Algemeiner)

Georgia

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Germany

October 19: In wake of Hamas atrocities, antisemitic incidents up 240% in Germany. (Algemeiner)

October 18: Two Molotov cocktails thrown at a synagogue in Berlin. (France24)

October 17: Best-selling German author says Orthodox Jews only work in “diamond trading” and “financial transactions.” (JTA)

October 16: Rising fear among Jews in Germany in the wake of increase hate online and pro-Palestinian protests on the streets of many neighborhoods. (Wall Street Journal)

October 15: Antisemitic incidents in Berlin as 350 Germans form “human shield” to protect synagogue during Hamas’s call for Friday protests. (JTA)

September 29: Revelers at an Oktoberfest event in Zieschutzen (near Dresden) make Nazi salute and listen to a song associated with the Third Reich. (Daily Mail)

September 26: Far-right nationalists set up fake Jewish organization as cover for antisemitic activities. (Haaretz)

September 20: Germany bans neo-Nazi group after raiding the homes of its leaders. (JTA)

September 20: Vandals desecrate Jewish cemetery in Koethen, Saxony-Anhalt. (Barrons)

September 20: Adidas CEO says he doesn’t think Kanye West meant what he said about Jews. (Rolling Stone)

September 13: Chief of the far-right AfD party in the state of Thuringia will have to stand trial for use of banned Nazi slogan. (Times of Israel)

September 9: Fan at U.S. Open ejected for shouting a “famous Hitler phrase” aimed at a German player during a match. (ABC News)

September 1: New allegations against Bavarian Deputy Governor concerning antisemitic activity when he was a student. (Times of Israel)

August 26: Deputy premier of Bavaria denies writing decades old antisemitic flyer. (Reuters)

August 20: Jewish man assaulted in Berlin while walking with his son. (JPost)

August 18: Politician of the far-right AfD party fined $3,000 for comparing Covid vaccine mandates to Nazi pogroms against Jews. (DW)

August 16: Vandals break windows at HQ of Holocaust memorial site foundation. (JTA)

August 13: Book box at World War II deportation memorial burned and antisemitic note found at the site. (JTA)

August 8: Woman arrested after cursing Jewish children and teachers in Munich. (Israel National News)

August 7: Germany’s Commissioner for Jewish Life and the Fight against Antisemitism says that applying the term apartheid to Israel’s relationship with Palestinians is antisemitic. (Haaretz)

August 7: Retired German teacher pretends to be Jewish (“costume Jew”) to spread antisemitic-laced Holocaust message. (JTA)

August 6: Police investigate motive for attack on Israeli tourist in Berlin. (ABC News)

July 28: Rainbow flag stolen and replaced with an illegal swastika flag at Neubrandenburg train station. (Indo & New York News and Announces)

July 25: Adenauer Foundation survey finds German Muslims have higher levels of antisemitic attitudes than the overall population of the country. (Algemeiner)

July 25: Two teachers in Burg, Germany, tried to counter a far-right atmosphere (including Nazi salutes and swastikas) at their high school; they resigned and left town after the school failed to respond, anonymous threats, and parents’ calls for their dismissal. (ABC News)

July 20: German journalist who has been a vocal critic of Israel is revealed to have lied about being Jewish. (YNet News)

July 10: Twitter faces a legal challenge after it failed to remove Holocaust denial and other antisemitic content that was reported to it by European NGOs. (The Guardian)

June 27: Department for Research and Information on Antisemitism (RIAS) reports 2,480 antisemitic incidents in Germany in 2022—slightly lower than in 2021. (DW)

June 6: Federal Commissioner on combating antisemitism says the real number of antisemitic incidents in Germany is five times the reported numbers. (The Algemeiner)

May 16: Church in Brandenburg an der Havel will not remove “Judensau” (Jewish sow) sculpture but will cover it up. (The Jerusalem Post)

May 12: Berlin police ban Palestinian Nakba Day demonstrations over fear of antisemitism. (The Algemeiner)

May 11: German Iranian charged with targeting German synagogue for arson at the behest of Iranian government. (VOA News)

April 25: German Federal Justice office began the process of fining Twitter for failing to remove antisemitic hate speech from its platform. (The Jewish News Syndicate)

March 20: German police report 2639 antisemitic incidents in 2022— 88 of them were violent. (Anadolu Agency)

February 3: German football club chairman makes antisemitic comments after his son and others on his club are cited by referee for using antisemitic rhetoric against rival Jewish club. (Algemeiner)

Greece

October 23: Sharp uptick in antisemitic incidents in Eastern and South Eastern Europe as a result of war between Israel and Hamas. (Balkan Insight)

April 13: Supporters of AEK Athens basketball team attacked fans of Hapol Jerusalem at an Athens arena and burned an Israeli flag. (Basket News)

March 30: Greece broadens investigation of planned terrorist attack on Jewish targets and detains eight more suspects from Pakistan. (France24)

March 28: Greece authorities arrest two men who had allegedly planned a terrorist attack on Jewish targets in Athens. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

January 12: Greek site memorializing the victims of the Holocaust is vandalized in Thessaloniki. (Mosaic Magazine)

Honduras

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Hungary

September 6: János Lázár, Hungary’s Construction and Transportation Minister, has recently made statements praising World War II leader Miklos Horthy. Horthy allied himself with Adolf Hitler, and was a key part in the development of the Holocaust in Hungary. (Times of Israel)

May 31: ADL survey finds one third of citizens in Hungary and Poland have “extensive” antisemitic beliefs. (JTA)

Iceland

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

India

July 31: Terrorist suspects who have been arrested had photos of Mumbai Chabad center that was attacked in 2008. (Jewish Exponent)

June 16: Hundreds of members of India’s Bnei Menashe community are displaced after ethnic/tribal violence. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

May 9: Synagogue torched and member of Jewish community killed in the northwest section of the country. (The Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Indonesia

February 1: Israeli Olympic shooter told he cannot compete in Indonesia international competition which is mandatory to compete in 2024 Olympics, with any symbol that represents Israel. (Algemeiner)

Iran

October 10: Iran’s Supreme Leader praises Hamas massacre. (Algemeiner)

August 4: Senior commanders from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps hosted by the Islamic Students Association of Britain speak to students and claimed that the Holocaust did not happen and that Jews “created homosexuality.” (Independent)

May 11: German Iranian charged with targeting German synagogue for arson at the behest of Iranian government. (VOA News)

March 14: German official says Iran’s Revolutionary Guard is responsible for shooting at a German synagogue in Essen. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Ireland

September 17: The NGO, Holocaust Education Ireland, writes to Irish Justice Minister, Helen McEntee, to express concerns over a conspiracy theory promoting newspaper, Irish Light, which regularly prints antisemitic articles. (The Journal)

August 22: The small west coast town of Belmullet, Ireland, was shocked and horrified to find racial slurs and a swastika painted onto a doctor’s office window and on a nearby bench. (Western People)

Israel

October 8: As war between Israel and Hamas ramps up Elon Musk promotes unvetted X accounts that include sources that have promoted lies and antisemitism. (The Washington Post)

September 6: Hungarian Construction and Transportation Minister criticized by Israel for praising Hungarian World War II leader, Miklos Horthy, who was complicit in the Hungarian Holocaust, as a hero and patriot. (Times of Israel)

August 15: Parchment scrolls in mezuzah at the Galilee Medical Center is stolen and replaced with paper note containing antisemitic language. (Ynet News)

August 8: Israeli organization decries Princeton University’s use of a textbook that charges the IDF with harvesting Palestinian organs. (Ynet News)

August 4: Israeli Foreign Minister assessing whether new right-wing Romanian party, the Alliance for the Union of Romanians, should continue to be boycotted by Israel for comments about teaching about the Holocaust in Romanian schools. (Times of Israel)

July 13: Study finds that Israel is the most attacked of any country on human rights grounds on social media. (i24 News)

May 17: US antisemitism envoy (Deborah Lipstadt) criticizes Mahmoud Abbas for comparing Israel to Josef Goebbels. (The Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

March 15: Study by NGOs find 47 incidents where UNRWA teachers and despite, despite UNRWA’s previous pledge, glorified terrorism and demonized Israel. (Times of Israel)

January 29: Israel’s Special Envoy for Combating Antisemitism, Noa Tishby, criticizes traditional media for not adequately reacting to terrorist attack on Israeli synagogue. (Sky News)

January 26: Israeli President, Isaac Herzog, in front of EU parliament says criticism of Israel is OK but questioning Israel’s right to exist is not. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Italy

October 23: Milan’s Jewish community on high alert after graffiti threats including “Jews to death, rats we are coming to get you your sewers.” (JTA)

August 25: Marcello De Angelis, a senior official in the Lazio region of Italy, is under intense scrutiny for having written and performed viciously antisemitic songs in the 1990s. There is pressure on Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to remove De Angelis from office. (The Algemeiner)

June 27: After a fan wore a Lazio shirt with the name “Hitlerson” and the No. 88 in March soccer players in Italy will now be banned from wearing No. 88. (AP)

June 9: Prominent UN official defends Roger Waters against charges of antisemitism. (The Jewish Chronicle)

April 20: Simpsons as Auschwitz victims mural is defaced in Italian railway station. (i24 News)

April 20: Italian lawmaker calls for dismissal of UN envoy after she said Israel has no right to defend itself against Palestinians committing terrorist acts. (The Jerusalem Post)

March 20: Lazio football fans criticized by the Jewish community of Rome for antisemitic chants and one fan who wore a Lazio jersey promoting Hitler. (Times of Israel)

Japan

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Jordan

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Kosovo

October 1: Study by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network finds extreme-right groups in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia advocating for violence, reverence of 1940s war criminals and antisemitism. (Balkan Insight)

Kuwait

September 12: Kuwait’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry orders a shop close for selling Star of David necklaces. (WIN).

Latvia

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Lebanon

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Lithuania

May 12: Lithuanian lawmaker launches rant on Facebook against Israel and local Jews for the demolition of an EU funded Palestinian school, alleged Lithuanian Jews have communist sympathies and quotes an antisemitic nursery rhyme. (Times of Israel)

Luxembourg

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Malaysia

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Mauritania

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Mexico

July 27: Former Mexican president calls leading Jewish politician and candidate for President, “a Bulgarian Jew.” (JTA)

July 27: A Mexican soccer club apologized for a post that included a quote from Joseph Goebbels. (ESPN)

Moldova

April 17: Simon Wiesenthal Center urges Moldova to remove two monuments to 1940s era, murderous antisemite. (JPost)

Montenegro

Morocco

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Netherlands

September 11: Member of Goyim Defense League extradited from Germany to Netherlands for projecting a Holocaust denial message onto the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. (JTA)

July 12: Two Dutch universities respond to allegations of antisemitic bullying. (Algemeiner)

April 25: San Diego Man belonging to the Goyim Defense League is arrested in Poland arrested on suspicion of projecting a text claiming Anne Frank did not write her diary on the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. (Barrons)

New Zealand

September 17: Rising antisemitism in New Zealand classrooms reflects similar changes in New Zealand society. (Stuff)

July 24: Man who participated in vandalizing a former church with homophobic and antisemitic graffiti is discharged without a conviction. (Stuff)

North Macedonia

Norway

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Pakistan

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Palestinian Territories

October 23: IDF screens for journalists Hamas body cam footage of October 7 atrocities against Israeli civilians including video of terrorist boasting to his father that he killed 10 Jews with his own hands. (Algemeiner)

September 11: Nearly 100 Palestinian intellectuals condemn Prime Minister Abbas’s comments about Hitler’s reason for killing Jews as antisemitic. (The Guardian)

September 6: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas claims that Ashkenazi Jews were killed by Adolf Hitler for their role in society as moneylenders, not for their religion or ethnicity. Abbas also stated that European Jews are “not Semites” and therefore “have nothing to do with Semitism.” (Times of Israel)

July 23: Report alleges Palestinian Authority matriculation exams are filled with antisemitism, falsifications and incitement against Israel. (i24 News)

June 23: A member of the Palestine Islamic Scholars Association, Hussein Qasem, says Jews are the enemies of humanity and that “our young men in Palestine and abroad crave to drink” the blood of Jews. (Memri)

May 17: US antisemitism envoy (Deborah Lipstadt) criticizes Mahmoud Abbas for comparing Israel to Josef Goebbels. (The Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

May 15: Going back on previous statements Abbas claims Palestinian rights to pre-1967 Israeli territory and denies existence of two ancient Jewish Temples on the Temple Mount. (Times of Israel)

Paraguay

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Poland

August 17: Auschwitz Memorial criticizes Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) for not removing antisemitic content. (Reuters)

June 6: Polish city holding a children’s bubble party on the site of a Jewish cemetery draws criticism from Poland’s chief rabbi. (The Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

April 25: San Diego man belonging to the Goyim Defense league arrested in Poland on suspicion of projecting a text claiming Anne Frank did not write her diary on the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. (inewsource)

April 24: Jewish association releases antisemitism report based on experiences of Polish Jews. (The Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

April 23: Polish regulator probes TV channel after Holocaust scholar says Poles “failed” to become Jews allies during Holocaust on the channel. (Times of Israel)

April 19: Museum of Krakow had been showing nativity scene production that featured threats to beat Jews. (Times of Israel)

February 1: Far right Polish group pushes antisemitic charges, including blood libel, on YouTube. (Algemeiner)

Portugal

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Qatar

June 13: Qatari newspaper criticized for comparing Netanyahu to Hitler. (i24news)

Romania

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Russia

August 28: A former Communist Party newspaper, Pravda, recently put forth the conspiracy theory that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is sending Ukrainians to their deaths to avenge historic pogroms. (Times of Israel)

May 25: Lawyers for jailed Jewish poet file antisemitism complaint against an academic ally of Russian government. (The Algemeiner)

January 18: Russian Foreign Minister claims US and its allies are pursuing a genocidal “final solution to the “Russian question.” (World Israel News)

Saudi Arabia

May 23: Report finds Saudi Arabia removed most antisemitic material from its school textbooks. (The Algemeiner)

Scotland

August 29: A Jewish comedian performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival was verbally attacked by the agent of another comedian. (The Daily Mail)

June 15: Queer Yiddish café in Glasgow closes after three years of antisemitic abuse. (Haaretz)

Serbia

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Singapore

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Slovakia

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Slovenia

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

South Africa

March 24: Major Jewish groups urge a U.S. rugby team to withdraw from a South African tournament that excluded Israel after pressure from South African BDS movement that characterized Israel as a “settler-colonial state.” (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

South Korea

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Spain

June 8: The Federation of Jewish Communities of Spain (FCJE) strongly condemned and characterized as antisemitic the president of the Seville Socialist party for labeling a conservative political opponent as a “Nazi Jew.” (The Diplomat in Spain)

April 27: Jewish groups condemn Catalan leaders for failing to criticize the vandalization of a second Barcelona synagogue in a month. (The Algemeiner)

April 18: Barcelona synagogue vandalized with graffiti. (The Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Sweden

July 5: In the aftermath of a Koran burning outside a mosque in Stockholm, Swedish police receive an application to burn a Torah outside the Israeli Embassy in Stockholm. (Jerusalem Post)

January 31: Egyptian man has Swedish authorities permission for a demonstration outside Israel’s embassy which would include burning a Torah scroll. (Times of Israel)

Switzerland

April 19: Credit Suisse is charged by US lawmakers with impeding probe into Nazi bank accounts. (The Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Syria

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Taiwan

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Tunisia

May 16: Tunisian president says locals rescued Jews whereas Israel kills Palestinians. (Times of Israel)

May 16: Tunisian president denies antisemitism was behind attack at Djerba synagogue which killed five. (i24news)

Turkey

March 16: Students at elite Istanbul school perform Nazi salute at football game against the only Jewish school in the city. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

February 6: Turkey arrests 15 Islamic State suspects for allegedly plotting to blow up Istanbul synagogues. (Times of Israel)

Ukraine

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

United Arab Emirates

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

United Kingdom

July 26: Swastika graffiti spray painted on mailbox in Tatworth, Somerset County, England. (Chard and Ilminster News)

July 25: Popular graphic design app removes antisemitic “Happy Merchant” meme. (Campaign Against Antisemitism)

July 21: International Jewish organizations call upon Bertelsmann Music Group to drop former Pink Floyd member, Roger Waters, after his recent controversial concert tour where, among other things, he donned a Nazi-themed SS uniform in Berlin. (Jewish Chronicle)

July 15: Roger Waters accuses “F*cking morons” of spreading “lies” about him being an antisemite. (Jerusalem Post)

July 10: Study finds antisemitic attitudes are more likely among conspiracy theorists, revolutionaries and people who see dictatorship as an acceptable form of government. (Mirage News)

July 10: Two men convicted of terrorism found to run a podcast that denigrated, and in some cases called for violence, against gays, racial minorities, Jews and Muslims. (Homeland Security Today)

July 7: The Independent criticized for cartoon equating Israel’s Jenin incursion and Russia’s attempt to destroy Ukraine as an independent state. (Times of Israel)

July 5: Outrage over BBC host’s comments that “Israeli forces are happy to kill children.” (Jerusalem Post)

July 5: Teenager charged with collecting useful information for a terrorist act had searched online for information about a synagogue in Hove in southern England. (Jewish News)

July 1: Jonathan Greenblatt of ADL says Britain’s Green party may be the next hub of antisemitism in UK politics. (Times of Israel)

June 21: Glastonbury Festival drops showing documentary claiming that former British Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, was wrongfully accused of antisemitism. (Times of Israel)

June 15: Recent incidents of harassment of Jews in London. (The Algemeiner)

April 24: Labour member of parliament suspended after suggesting Jews do not face racism. (Sky News)

April 23: British Medical Association (BMA) suspends junior doctor who “joked” about gassing Jews on Twitter. (The Independent)

March 20: Student group at London University support Hezbollah and posts video saying “The Jews are hateful.” (Algemeiner)

March 16: Neo-Nazi who wanted to firebomb a synagogue was jailed for sharing video on how to build a replica machine gun. (Israel National News)

March 12: North London residents shocked over houses that were vandalized with swastikas. (MyLondon)

February 7: Wife of Roger Waters band mate, Dave Gilmour, accuses Waters of being antisemitic and a “Putin apologist.” (Daily Mail)

February 2: Twelve-year-old Jewish boy wearing a yarmulke assaulted on London bus. (Cleveland Jewish News)

February 1: British Labour MP calls Israel’s government fascist and says the country is an “apartheid state” and then apologizes. (World Israel News)

January 31: Retired British vicar accused of antisemitism, including claiming that Jews and Israel were behind 9/11, was banned from the Anglican ministry for 12 years. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

January 26: Former Tory MP compares COVID vaccine program to the Holocaust and threatens to sue a former health secretary who said the statement was a “disgusting antisemitic, anti-vax conspiracy.” (Sky News)

January 18: Jewish comedian violently threatened and faced shouting of “Yido”in London Bar where Arsenal fans were watching a match with Tottenham Hotspurs. (World Israel News)

January 14: Report on the National Union of Students reveals that antisemitism is festering in progressive circles. (Spiked Online)

January 12: Report which branded the National Union of Students as a “hostile environment for Jews” included incidents where Jewish students have had swastikas drawn on them and where “Hitler was right” stickers are seen around campuses. (I News)

January 12: Former MP and Corbyn supporter talks about an “aggressive” and “fanatical” Zionist lobby and says UK foreign “policy is now effectively dictated by the state of Israel.” (Mosaic Magazine)

January 11: Conservative Party expels lawmaker for comparing COVID-19 vaccines to the Holocaust. (Reuters)

United States

July 31: Jewish man shot by police after he attempted to attack a Jewish school in Memphis. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

July 31: Amazon labor union accuses Israel of apartheid and genocide. (Algemeiner)

July 30: Twitter (rebranded as X) restores Kanye West’s account, which was suspended twice for hate speech. (BBC News)

July 30: Antisemitic leaflets found on driveways in Marin County, California. (NBC Bay Area)

July 29: TikTok star Pearl Davis criticized by Piers Morgan over antisemitic song she posted. (Indy100)

July 29: American Enterprise Institute survey finds a growing percentage of Americans are aware that Jews are subjected to discrimination today. (YNet News)

July 28: Another Pensacola synagogue vandalized by bricks being thrown through windows. (Pensacola News Journal)

July 28: Orthodox rabbi assaulted near San Diego State University by man who subjected him to an antisemitic tirade. (Algemeiner)

July 28: Pensacola Police investigating a fifth antisemitic incident where swastika graffiti was found near a freeway ramp. (ABC3)

July 27: Sixty-five-year-old man in San Diego targeted in suspected antisemitic assaults. (Times of Israel)

July 27: More antisemitic flyers found on windshields…this time in Del Cerro neighborhood. (NBC San Diego)

July 26: Antisemitic flyers found across Calaveras and Amador counties in California. (CBS)

July 26: Antisemitic flyers found on car windshields in San Diego, California. (CBS8)

July 26: Nazi graffiti spray painted on property at Barstow Woods Park in Midland, Michigan. (UpNorthLive)

July 26: Fox News staffer and former writer for Texas Governor Greg Abbott links the Holocaust and the prominence of Jews in banking. (Media Matters)

July 26: Anchorage man receives prison time for selling drugs and placing swastika stickers around the city. (Anchorage Daily News)

July 26: The Communist Party newspaper, Workers World, praises Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib and states that Israel has no right to exist. (Workers World)

July 25: San Diego Human Rights Commissioner Khaliq Raufi called out by San Diego Jewish community for saying the Book of Deuteronomy “states go kill Palestinians.” (Times of San Diego)

July 25: George Washington University joins a number of other universities who have severed their partnerships with the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) in the wake of MESA’s stance in endorsing boycotting Israeli academic institutions. (Algemeiner)

July 24: Three swastikas found scratched into playground equipment in Cedarhurst, New York. (Longview News-Journal)

July 24: Swastika keyed into SUV in Ashburn, Virginia. (Fox5 Ashburn)

July 24: ADL study finds online games industry is failing to moderate hateful usernames. (Anti-Defamation League)

July 24: Foothill Elementary school in Boulder, Colorado, vandalized with a large swastika. (Daily Camera)

July 24: Antisemitic flyers found in Westport, Connecticut. (NBC Connecticut)

July 24: Republican Congressman Paul Gosar’s newsletter links to website that calls for readers to “stand up for Hitler.” (Rolling Stone)

July 21: Summer blockbuster “Sound of Freedom” attracts fans who believe in antisemitic QAnon conspiracies. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

July 21: Several adults wave antisemitic signs over bridge in Tredyffrin, Pennsylvania, near Valley Forge National Historic Park. (Patch)

July 21: ADL and local Jewish leaders express concern and react to May 24 comment made by Albany, New York, Councilor Matilda Novak about “those who control the media and every other aspect of life in this realm.” (Democrat Herald)

July 21: Vandals in Pensacola, Florida, throw brick with antisemitic slogan and swastika through window at local Chabad Jewish Center; vandals draw swastika on the front of fraternity at the University of Michigan. (Algemeiner)

July 19: Swastika and other Nazi symbols found on stone wall in Newburgh, New York. (Hudson Valley Press)

July 19: Car in Sherwood, Oregon, vandalized with spray-painted swastika. (KPTV)

July 19: Swastika and racist language spray painted on Little League facility in Barrington, Rhode Island. (ABC6)

July 18: Prominent white supremacist and antisemite, Nick Fuentes, calls for holy war against the Jews. (Jerusalem Post)

July 17: Neo-Nazis show up to harass attendees at a LGBTQ event in Toledo, Ohio, and at the local Jewish Federation in Sylvania, Ohio. (WTOL)

July 16: Former Cincinnati Reds start, Johnny Bench, makes comment about his former manager, Gabe Paul, as being “Jewish” and “cheap.” (Fox News)

July 16: Top House Democrats criticize head of Congressional Progressive Caucus, Rep. Pramila Jayapal, for saying “Israel is a racist state”—which she subsequently tried to walk back. (CNN)

July 15: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revives antisemitic conspiracy theory by baselessly speculating that the Covid-19 virus could have been developed to avoid infecting Chinese people and Ashkenazi Jews. (The Independent)

July 15: A Staten Island synagogue was broken into, and there are reports that torah scrolls were vandalized. (S. I. Live)

July 13: Mississippi man arrested for calling synagogues and Jewish-owned businesses with antisemitic threats. (Fox News)

July 13: Biden White House confirms that the administration is using a 2019 executive order that broadened how the government defines race and national origin to include the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism. (Jewish Insider)

July 13: Trump campaign’s attack on George Soros as Joe Biden’s puppet master in a fundraising email is compared to Nazi propaganda. (Algemeiner)

July 9: Israeli Hasidic student stabbed with screwdriver in apparent antisemitic attack in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. (Haaretz)

July 8: Jews were the number one target of religion-based hate crimes in California in 2022. (Algemeiner)

July 8: Antisemitic flyers found around San Diego County. (CBS8)

July 8: The Investigative Project on Terrorism releases a report about the Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), its ties to Hamas and its anti-Israel statements. (Jewish Ledger)

July 7: Mark Robinson, North Carolina’s lieutenant governor and the leading candidate for the state’s GOP U.S. Senate nomination in 2024, has a history of statements invoking antisemitic stereotypes and flirting with Holocaust denialism. (Jewish Insider)

July 7: Swastikas and racial slurs deface a picnic table in Park Ridge, Illinois. (Fox32 Chicago)

July 6: Two swastikas scratched into SUV in Levittown, New York. (Long Island News 12)

July 6: Antisemitic comments at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, city council meeting. (WFMZ)

July 5: An ice cream shop in Williamsville, New York, vandalized with a swastika. Rather than sanding down the carving, the shop’s Jewish owner changed it into a symbol of “L-O-V-E.” (Buffalo News)

July 4: Police searching for two men who graffitied two synagogues in Coney Island. (ABC7NY)

July 1: Roseanne Barr podcast removed from YouTube for antisemitic rant that was allegedly done as a sarcastic attempt to prove point about free speech. (NY Daily News)

July 1: Antisemitic flyers found in Indianapolis, Indiana. (WishTV)

June 30: Report by California’s Attorney General finds Jews most targeted religious group on California. (The Jewish News of Northern California)

June 29: Manchester, New Hampshire, man made multiple antisemitic statements to police after spray-painting swastikas on more than dozen homes. (Patch)

June 28: A 77-year-old man hit in face with a cutting object by a man on a scooter who made antisemitic comments. (PIX11)

June 28: Man wanted for vandalizing a Queens library with swastikas. (ABC7)

June 19: Antisemitic flier found on lawn in Redondo Beach, California. (KTLA5)

June 19: After Putin claims Zelensky is not a Jew, US Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) tweets “Vladimir Putin has repeatedly employed antisemitic lies and distorted the Holocaust to justify his brutal invasion of Ukraine…” (The Algemenier)

June 18: Antisemitic leaflets discovered in multiple Chico, California and Redding, California neighborhoods. (Action News Now)

June 17: FBI arrests 19-year-old suspected of making antisemitic threats and planning violence against Jews. (CNN)

June 16: Antisemitic shooter found guilty of murdering 11 congregants at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh in 2018. (PBS)

June 15: Antisemitic pamphlets found in Hyde Park in Cincinnati, Ohio. (FOX19)

June 15: Antisemitic leaflets found in Redlands, California. (KTLA5)

June 14: Swastika burned into the lawn of a church in Anchorage, Alaska. (Must Read Alaska)

June 14: Anti-LGBTQ+ and antisemitic flyers distributed in Huntington Beach, California. (Voice of OC)

June 14: Vandals use nail polish to draw two swastikas on the front door of a messianic synagogue in Wenatchee, Washington. (Wenatchee World)

June 13: Antisemitic flyer thrown from car in Winter Garden, Florida. (WFTV)

June 13: In Austin, Texas, a swastika was painted at the site of historic black school. (FOX)

June 13: Two different neo-Nazi groups demonstrate in Florida—one outside of Disney World with Nazi flags and the second in Lakeland, Florida. (Anti-Defamation League)

June 12: Graduation speaker at El Camino Community College, in Torrence, California, calls Israel apartheid state that is “killing and torturing Palestinians as we speak.” (New York Post)

June 11: Goyim Defense League passes out flyers in Plainview, New York, with Stars of David imposed on the head shots of a number of federal office holders. (ABC)

June 11: Black Lives Matter mural in Hartford, Connecticut, defaced with a swastika. (NBC)

June 11: Trump backs candidate for Governor of North Carolina who has been accused of antisemitic speech. (Times of Israel)

June 9: Manchester Township, New Jersey, police arrest man accused of vandalizing 14 Jewish homes with Nazi graffiti. (ABC)

June 9: Pet store in Hartland, Wisconsin, spray-painted with swastikas. (FOX)

June 8: Antisemitic caller cut off when speaking to a Walnut Creek, California, city council meeting. (KTVU)

June 8: Small plastic bags with antisemitic and anti-LGBTQ messages were passed around Paso Robles, California. (News Channel 3-12)

June 8: US Department of Education opens investigation into allegations of antisemitism at SUNY New Paltz. (New York Post)

June 7: Chicago SWAT team found man who flew a swastika flag and used speakers to make antisemitic statements and play antisemitic songs, dead on a roof after police stand off. (Jewish News Syndicate)

June 7: A Lehigh University student posts an antisemitic gesture on social media and tagged members of Lehigh’s Jewish community. (The Brown and White)

June 7: Oklahoma City police looking for suspect who cut a swastika in a home owners front lawn. (KOCO News 5)

June 6: US State Department says Roger Waters has long denigrated Jews. (Associated Press)

June 6: Swastika drawn with feces on door of gender-neutral bathroom at Montpelier, Vermont, high school. (Montpelier Bridge)

June 6: Santa Rosa, California, police investigating racist and antisemitic mail sent to teacher and administrators of the Rincon Valley Middle School. (KRON4)

April 25: Former Knesset member, Michal Cotler-Wunsh speech at the NYU School of Law was disrupted by protestors with change of “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” (Jewish Journal)

April 24: Boston-area woman arrested for placing paper swastikas around home of Jewish lawyer who represents her child’s father in a custody battle. (The Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

April 23: The son of Republican Congressman Randy Fine of Florida found a birthday greeting for Adolph Hitler on their driveway in Brevard County. (Florida Politics)

April 23: Antisemitic/transphobic flyers found in Atlanta neighborhoods. (Fox 5 Atlanta)

April 21: Swastika drawn on Dartmouth Green. (The Dartmouth)

April 21: Antisemitic flyers found in Durham, North Carolina. (ABC 11)

April 21: Antisemitic flyers found in Clayton, Cary and Raleigh as well as Durham, North Carolina. (WRAL)

April 21: Swastika found in West Natick, Massachusetts, transit station. (Metro West Daily News)

April 21: Campus expert on equity and social justice fired had been labeled a “Dirty Zionist” for hosting a talk about antisemitism. (Mosaic Magazine)

April 21: Yale Jewish Law Students Association pulls out of event with former Knesset member Michal Cotler-Wunsh as charges raised of pressure on the group to disinvite her. (The Free Beacon)

April 20: Swastika painted in a parking space in Coconut Creek, Florida, development. (TAPinto)

April 19: Congressman Paul Gosar used his official House email listserv to promote article from Holocaust-denying website that praised him for condemning the “Jewish warmongers” who back Ukraine’s fight against Russia. (Times of Israel)

April 19: Swastika and Nazi flag on home in La Center, Washington. (The Columbian)

April 18: Report alleges a green-red alliance is bringing fringe anti-Israel and antisemitic ideas into the main stream and is attempting to delegitimize American Jewish organizations. (Times of Israel)

April 18: Antisemitic flyers dropped in Riviera Beach, Florida. (WPBF 25 News)

April 18: Congressman Dan Goldman criticizes Republicans on Judiciary Committee for using antisemitic trope about George Soros. (Yahoo News)

April 18: Yale called out for hosting antisemitic and homophobic speaker on the second night of Passover. (The New York Post)

April 18: Synagogue in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood is vandalized with hate graffiti. (KEPR TV)

April 17: Congressman Paul Gosar links to a site with the headline “Congressman: Jewish warmongers Nuland & Blinken “Are Dangerous Fools Who Can Get Us All Killed.” (Haaretz)

March 27: Bryn Mawr College renames a campus library that had been named after a former college president who was an antisemite and eugenicist. (Algemeiner)

March 27: San Francisco University denounces antisemitism and a statement by a student who criticized the participation of Hillel in a virtual campus meeting. (Algemeiner)

March 24: The president of Connecticut College announced she would step down because of a fundraiser she had planned to attend at a golf course with a racist and antisemitic history. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

March 24: Teen charged with assault as a hate crime after attacking and yelling antisemitic slurs at a Jewish man in Flushing Meadows Corona park in February. (Patch)

March 24: Swastika carved into a stool at Walt Whitman High School in Montgomery County, Maryland. (DC News Now)

March 24: NYPD looking for man sought for at least six incidents of antisemitic vandalism in Queens. (CBS News)

March 23: The official Twitter account of the Michigan GOP posted an image comparing gun control to the Holocaust. (Times of Israel)

March 23: More antisemitic flyers in Kenosha, Wisconsin. (YouTube)

March 22: Former San Jose firefighter claimed her supervisor was a known Nazi sympathizer and filed a lawsuit against him for racist and antisemitic attacks. (J Weekly)

March 22: Racist banner and swastikas found on an abandoned hospital in Ensley, Alabama. (CBS 42)

March 22: NYC community college criticized for organizing anti-Israel and alleged antisemitic activities. (Times of Israel)

March 21: Lawsuit alleges producer on Tucker Carlson’s show mocked Jewish employees with demeaning and antisemitic comments. (Business Insider)

March 21: Swastikas found in two locations in Queens. (Patch)

March 20: AJC survey finds young Latino leaders unlikely to see Jews as targets of discrimination. (The Hill)

March 20: Survey finds increase in antisemitic tweets after Musk took over. (Washington Post)

March 20: Former president Donald Trump ties his possible indictment to George Soros which concerns from Jewish NGOs. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

March 20: American Jewish Committee survey on Latino attitudes toward Jews and antisemitism. (Algemeiner)

March 20: City of Torrance, California, pays man $750,00 after two city police officers allegedly spray-painted a swastika inside his car in 2020. (LA Times)

March 19: Police in Nashville looking for two people suspected of vandalizing five homes with swastikas and antisemitic messages. (WSMV)

March 18: Florida man who was arrested resorted to antisemitic language after being accused of a hit-and-run. (CBS)

March 18: Antisemitic graffiti in Skaneateles, New York. (CNY Central)

March 17: White supremacists and neo-Nazis carrying swastika flags show up at a drag queen event held at a park in Wadsworth, Ohio. (Cleveland)

March 16: Speaker at a diversity assembly at West Bloomfield High School in Michigan is criticized for anti-Israel message that principal says was outside of agreed scope of her remarks. (WXYZ)

March 15: Goyim Defense League network grows larger at the same time violence against Jewish targets increases. (WBUR)

March 15: Colorado man charged with hate crime after vandalizing NYC statue with swastika. (Israel National News)

March 15: New ADL report finds white supremacist propaganda incidents reached “all-time high” in the United States in 2022. (WSWS)

March 15: Pew Research finds Americans view Jews more favorably than other major religious groups. (Pew Research)

March 14: Antisemitic flyers dropped in Athens, Georgia. (Athens Banner Herald)

March 14: Revised FBI data reveals antisemitic hate crimes jumped 20% from 2020 to 2021. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency) (see also Polling and other data)

March 14: New Jersey man is arrested for threatening to kill a Florida sheriff who had just spoken out against antisemitism. (Yahoo News)

March 14: Machete-wielding man threatens Jews outside a Satmar synagogue in Lakewood, New Jersey. (Israel National News)

March 13: Wisconsin Jewish Community Relations Council says antisemitic incidents in the state went up 6% in 2022. (see also Polling and other data) (WUWM)

February 7: In defending Ilhan Omar prominent podcaster, Joe Rogan, said “[t]he idea that Jewish people are not into money is ridiculous.” (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

February 6: Former magistrate awarded $1.1 million after she had sued a Butler County, Ohio judge for firing her because she was Jewish and requesting time off for Jewish holidays. (WCPO)

February 5: Chabad “Mitzvah Tank” in NYC vandalized a second time with “Palestine” graffiti. (Algemeiner)

February 5: Antisemitic literature left on driveways across the metro Atlanta area. (11 Alive)

February 5: Montgomery County, Maryland, schools report new antisemitic incidents. (The Washington Post)

February 3: Two right-wing provocateurs traveling across the South to university campuses to write pro-Kanye chalk messages— including #Ye Is Right.” (The Fire)

February 3: FBI investigating incident where man enters a Jewish Center and fires blanks in the middle of a study session. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

February 1: Antisemitic messages on chalkboard in a Israeli politics class at UC Santa Barbara campus and antisemitic flyers spread in Santa Barbara neighborhoods. (Santa Barbara Independent)

February 2: Leader of “Goyim Defense League,” which is behind antisemitic flyer campaign, apprehend by Florida police for littering lawns with antisemitic material. (Algemeiner)

January 31: Princeton English Department sponsoring lecture by speaker who has accused Israelis of eating Palestinian organs. (Algemeiner)

January 31: Antisemitic flyers passed out in Charlottesville, Virginia. (CAIR)

January 31: Las Vegas man alleged to have threatened to “shoot up” a local synagogue. (Fox 5)

January 31: Police in Beaumont, Texas, arrested man in car with an assault rifle who appeared to be casing a synagogue and a Catholic cathedral. (KJAS)

January 31: Local NBC affiliate in Washington, DC, investigates rise in level of antisemitic incidents in Montgomery County, Maryland, since 2016. (NBC Washington)

January 30: Saudi national charged with stealing a school bus in Livingston, New Jersey, left journals threatening “Jihad” against Jews and writing “Jews control everything.” (NJ 1015)

January 29: North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles finds 10,000 banned phrases for license plates including antisemitic ones. (WNCT)

January 29: Antisemitic flyers tossed into Palm Beach driveways. (YouTube)

January 29: Antisemitic flyers distributed in the town of Irondequoit, New York. (Local SYR)

January 29: A man wearing a ski mask threw a Molotov cocktail at a Bloomfield, New Jersey, synagogue. (The New York Times)

January 29: Neo-Nazi home schooling network which teaches kids to shun Jews and revere Hitler has 2,400 members. (Vice)

January 27: Antisemitic banner displayed at Florida State University. (Yahoo)

January 27: Rep. George Santos, who lied about his Jewish descendants, appears to have praised Hitler and joked about killing Jews in an old Facebook post. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

January 26: Delta Airlines is investigating allegations of antisemitism against one of their flight attendants. (ABC7 NY)

January 26: Jewish man assaulted in a supermarket in Montgomery County, Maryland, alleges some of the men who assaulted him yelled “Do It For Kanye.” (NBC Washington)

January 25: European Jewish student groups sues Twitter over failing to uphold its pledge to remove hate speech (including antisemitism) from its platform. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

January 25: Antisemite Nick Fuentes is back on Twitter and is tweeting antisemitic hate messages including praise for Hitler. (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

January 24: Eleven members of Congress call upon UN Secretary General to remove a Palestinian rights official, Francesca Albanese, and criticizes another UN official for past antisemitic remarks. (Times of Israel)

January 24: Police arrest a man in Atlantis, Florida, for littering lawns with antisemitic flyers. (WPBF News)

January 23: Study by Texas Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Advisory Commission finds steady increase in antisemitism in the state. (Texas Public Radio)

January 18: US Merchant Marine Academy covers up huge Jesus painting in a classroom where mandatory classes are held after 18 individuals at the Military Religious Freedom Foundation request the painting be removed. (Times of Israel)

January 15: George Washington University professor accused by student of antisemitism. (WTop)

January 15: Police investigating antisemitic flyers distributed in neighborhoods of Boca Raton, Florida. (WPTV)

January 13: Antisemitic graffiti at Dr. Philips High School in Orlando, Florida. (Bay News 9)

January 12: ADL survey reveals significant increase in measures of antisemitism over 2019. (ADL)

January 12: Suspect in assault on Jewish man near a pro-Israel rally in midtown Manhattan is offered a plea deal of six-months in jail. (NY Post)

January 12: Students for Justice in Palestine at University of Chicago pushing students to boycott course taught by a retired Israeli general. (World Israel News)

January 12: Religious Leaders forum of Metropolitan Detroit condemn antisemitism in the wake of local and national incidents of antisemitism. (Detroit Catholic)

January 11: Electronic billboard on private property in Butler County, Pennsylvania, features a swastika. (CBS News)

January 10: NYPD data shows antisemitic incidents in NYC more than doubled in two years. (Times of Israel)

January 10: Antisemitic leaflets distributed in Orange County, Florida. (Wesh)

January 10: Antisemitic graffiti found at Ridgewood, New Jersey, high school. (Tap Into)

January 9: Mural on the side of a Waynesboro, Virginia, YMCA building and a billboard are vandalized with swastikas. (WHSV)

January 9: Antisemitic banner on I-20 in Shreveport, Louisiana, shortly after antisemitic flyers appear in nearby neighborhoods. (MSN)

Uruguay

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Vatican City

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Venezuela

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

Yemen

No incidents yet reported for 2023. View last year’s list here.

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