Antisemitism

Pro-Palestinian activists target Israeli soccer player

Hours before Manor Solomon was set to face fellow Israeli Daniel Peretz, pro-Palestinian activists protested outside West Ham's training ground and demanded the club release the Israeli star.

Antisemites can treat Zionists with compassion

After Oct 7 the government of South Africa lost no time dragging Israel to The Hague for genocide in Gaza. It also got bosom buddy Hamas which had dragged slain IDF Capt Daniel Perez to Gaza, to return his mortal remains to the mother and father, who happens to be President of the World Zionist Organisation.

After antisemitic remarks

Abdul El-Sayed distances campaign from Hasan Piker

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed distances his campaign from Hasan Piker after the streamer’s remarks about Jewish Americans spark renewed controversy.

Threatened in a taxi because she was wearing a Star of David

A Jewish woman claims that a taxi driver in Warsaw began yelling at her, pulled out a Quran and yelled 'Allahu Akbar,' after noticing the Star of David she wore around her neck.

Israeli-French singer's mezuzah torn down in Paris

Israeli-French singer Amir Haddad says a mezuzah was torn from his Paris home, calling the incident a sign of rising antisemitism in France.

Calls for boycott of Israel:

100 diplomats: 'You are carrying out ethnic cleansing'

More than 100 former British and French diplomats sign letter to French President Macron and UK Prime Minister Burnham, calling for a boycott of Israel, 'Palestine is being erased before our eyes.'

Toronto man charged after alleged break-in at synagogue

Toronto man charged after allegedly breaking into a North York synagogue and stealing religious items. Police later recovered the items.

Paramount accuses Mark Ruffalo of using antisemitic tropes

Paramount Pictures accuses Hulk actor of using antisemitic tropes after he attacks the Ellison family and Israel in a rant against the planned merger with Warner Brothers.

Haredi man attacked by 6 assailants in Borough Park

New York police were called to the scene following a report from Shomrim volunteers, arrested the suspects for questioning, and led them away from the scene in handcuffs.

Ms. Rachel, stop indoctrinating on your children's show!

How a popular children’s TV personality, with a huge following, deliberately manipulates innocent, young minds against Israel. It must stop. Op-ed.

BBC rules ‘moneybags Rothschild’ phrase not antisemitic

British broadcaster's highest complaints panel rejects complaint over phrase referencing well-known Jewish family in decision called 'beyond comprehension.'

NYC synagogue attacker faces new federal hate crime charges

Bronx man accused of attacking worshippers and making antisemitic and racist remarks at Central Synagogue in Manhattan now faces federal hate crime charges.

Witness blasts New York Times for downplaying synagogue attack

Congregant Harry Zimmerman accuses New York Times of failing to accurately report on and downplaying an antisemitic attack in an NYC synagogue.

FBI report:

Jews account for 64% of US religion-based hate crimes

FBI data shows Jews remained the most targeted religious group in US hate crimes in 2025, accounting for 64% of religion-based incidents.

Florida:

Bipartisan leaders condemn candidate’s antisemitic attacks

Congressional leaders from both parties condemn Dan Bilzerian's antisemitic attacks against Jewish Rep. Randy Fine as primary contests heat up across Florida.

Scottish venue admits discriminating against Jewish comedian

An Edinburgh venue admits it unlawfully discriminated against Jewish comedian Philip Simon after cancelling his Fringe show over his views on Israel and Gaza.

40 minutes of fear:

Jews attacked in Barcelona

Seven Jewish tourists from France were attacked by hundreds at the port of Barcelona and subjected to 40 minutes of curses, spitting, and chants against Jews and Israel.

NY synagogues rethink security after attack

Jewish watchdog urges NYPD to increase officers in hot spots after synagogue attack.

Der Spiegel:

'Most dangerous man in Germany'

German weekly Der Spiegel calls AfD candidate Ulrich Siegmund 'Germany’s most dangerous man,' who could become the far-right party’s first state premier in Saxony-Anhalt, marking a historic turning point in German politics.

'Too many Jews'

France probes antisemitic refusal of service at resort stand

French police launch a criminal probe into a resort cafeteria owner filmed telling a Jewish customer there were "too many Jews" and denying service.

i24NEWS crew attacked in Northern Ireland

i24NEWS Channel correspondent Yonatan Raveh and videographer Nadav Abas were assaulted in Belfast. The cameraman sustained a head injury from a thrown glass.

Shabbat Terror:

Man attacks worshippers at NYC synagogue

A Bronx man faces hate crime charges after disrupting Shabbat services at Manhattan’s Central Synagogue, injuring a woman and attacking a security guard.

Saskatoon, Canada

Synagogue vandalism leads to mischief charges for 31-year-old

31-year-old man faces three mischief charges following an egg-throwing vandalism incident during prayers at Saskatoon's Agudas Israel Synagogue.

Mein Kampf found at new London Arabic bookstore sparks outrage

Copies of Hitler’s Mein Kampf in Arabic found at a London bookstore have triggered accusations of antisemitism, while the store’s owners dispute claims that the book was prominently displayed.

Israeli Consul

'Mamdani is failing to protect New York Jewish community'

Israeli Consul General in New York, Ofir Akunis reacts to rise in antisemitic hate crimes in NYC since Zohran Mamdani became mayor.

Spanish broadcasters snub Israeli runner

Video circulating on social media appears to show Spanish broadcasters refusing to introduce an Israeli runner during a track-and-field event, prompting accusations of anti-Israel bias.

US Antisemitism Envoy praises Saudi school curricula reforms

Ambassador Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun welcomed Saudi Arabia's efforts to address concerning material in school textbooks, calling for further steps toward peace and coexistence in the spirit of the Abraham Accords.

Survey:

Majority of Australians fear for religious safety after Bondi

A new CAM survey finds 52% of Australians feel less confident people of all faiths can live safely after the Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre.

Rome:

Jewish tourist attacked twice in 24 hours

Yitzhak Dahan from Paris, who was visiting Rome on a family vacation, was pepper-sprayed near the Jewish Ghetto and, less than 24 hours later, was attacked by four unidentified individuals.

Chilling threat against Jewish couple in France

Jewish tourists from Australia fell victim to a serious antisemitic incident at a supermarket in France after a friendly conversation about soccer veered into politics.

WJC study

81% of antisemitic content remains online

EU-wide study finds reporting to platforms made virtually no difference in removal rates.

Rome:

Jewish tourist wearing kippah assaulted in consecutive attacks

French Jewish tourist attacked twice in central Rome over two days, leading Italian police to arrest a suspect on hate crime charges.

UK antisemitism

Jewish principals spend more time on security than education

A British government survey reveals troubling findings: Jewish school principals are devoting more time to security arrangements than to educational matters.

NYC rabbis confront mayor over Israel stance and antisemitism

Ten rabbis from all stripes of American Judaism reportedly confronted New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdaniover his anti-Israel statements.

Haddad vs Groypers

Debate on Israel turns into all-out brawl

A debate between Yoseph Haddad and anti-Israel activists turned physical after a Groyper YouTuber allegedly attacked him in a studio and parking lot.

Toronto:

Third suspect arrested in March synagogue shootings

Police charge a third suspect in March synagogue shootings in Toronto and Vaughan, resolving outstanding suspects as community leaders urge probe of foreign ties.

Fighting Antisemitism:

Older Americans show up but the young are Missing in Action

There seems to be a generation gap in awareness and action. Time to focus on those who come out to rallies and want to make their voices heard. Opinion.

If Israel was on trial and you a juror, what would you decide?

Six claims against Israel are refuted by a United States District Judge who treats the claims as testimony in a court of law and the reader of his book as a juror. Just the facts. Review.

Antisemitic Incident at Manila Airport: “Hitler Was Right"

An antisemitic incident was reported at the international airport in Manila, Philippines. Severe antisemitic remarks were allegedly made by an American passenger directed at an Israeli traveler, leading to a physical confrontation between the two

'The situation has changed':

Montenegro's Jews face growing hostility

Montenegro’s tiny Jewish community navigates uncertain territory as hostility toward Israel increases.

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Attempted knife attack targets Israeli tent in Canada

Suspect arrested after allegedly attempting to slash Israeli festival tent in Edmonton, where anti-Israel chants filled the air.

Antisemitism at a Bnei Akiva camp in Bulgaria

Men dressed in black shouted 'Sieg Heil' at Bnei Akiva members from Italy who were staying at a summer camp in Sofia.

Canada

96% of Jewish students experienced or witnessed antisemitism

The Office of the Special Envoy on Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combating Antisemitism released the Campus Antisemitism and Student Experiences report.

Anti-Jewish hate crimes make of 70% of hate crimes in NYC

Jews were the targets of nearly 70% of confirmed hate crimes in New York City last month, with anti-Jewish incidents rising more than 53% compared with July 2025, according to new NYPD data.

New report:

UK antisemitic incidents jump 21% in first half of 2026

UK antisemitic incidents rose 21% in early 2026, according to new data from the Community Security Trust.

MLS probes antisemitic language directed at Israeli soccer player

Major League Soccer is investigating after New England Revolution striker Dor Turgeman was subjected to antisemitic abuse during a match against CF Montreal.

July NYPD data

NYC hate crimes: Anti-Jewish incidents account for nearly 70%

NYPD statistics reveal that anti-Jewish hate crimes spiked over 53% in July, accounting for nearly 70% of all confirmed bias incidents across New York City.

UK gov. spends more on 'Palestine' than security for UK Jews

Opposition accuses Labour of misplaced priorities after it was revealed that the British government has earmarked 130 million pounds more for 'Palestine' than for protecting its Jewish citizens.

102-year-old WWII veteran:

'England is not the same England anymore'

Monty Goldstein, who defended Britain during WWII, says rising antisemitism has left him wondering why Jews are once again paying the price for hatred, while calling life at 102 a gift from G-d.

'Spokeskid of Israel:'

11-year-old Ben Carasso is taking Israel's case to the world

Ben Carasso tells Arutz Sheva how a friend's loss after October 7 inspired his global advocacy campaign, why he believes the battle for public opinion is focused on the "neutral majority," and why children have a unique voice in defending Israel.

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Israeli soccer player shuts up antisemitic fans

Israeli soccer player Dor Turgeman responds to chants of 'Death to Israel' in the best way he could.

Spain migrant surge:

Antisemitic conspiracies reach 100 million in 72 hours

CAM report says antisemitic conspiracy theories linking Israel to the Ceuta migrant surge reached more than 100 million people on X within 72 hours, as prominent pages share it.

Court allows ‘kill Israelis’ video evidence in nurses’ trial

New South Wales Supreme Court overturns ruling that excluded viral footage allegedly showing two former nurses making threats against Israelis, allowing prosecutors to present the video at trial.

Florida:

Man arrested for antisemitic hate crime after synagogue attack

Brayton Laschinger allegedly smashed a synagogue window with a brick, telling police he targeted the site because it was a 'Jewish place of worship' after viewing antisemitic content online.

Boy George parts ways with manager over pro-Israel song

Boy George faces backlash and dismisses his manager after refusing to shelve his pro-Israel song 'We Will Dance Again', saying he will 'stand up for my Jewish friends.'

Montreal:

Police investigate overnight fire at kosher eatery as arson

Police are investigating a suspicious overnight fire that heavily damaged Nöam, a Montreal kosher restaurant, as leaders raise concerns of hate-motivated arson.

Singapore bars Massive Attack after Palestinian flag protest

British band Massive Attack has been barred from returning to Singapore after members displayed a Palestinian flag and shouted political slogans during a concert.

Highlighting local antisemitism

Israel rebuts Canada 'settlement' critique

In response to Canada condemning Israeli policy in Judea and Samaria, Israel's Embassy turns Ottawa's wording back on it to highlight antisemitic violence in Canada.

UK:

Jewish groups concerned over Diane Abbott’s return to Labour

Jewish organizations in Britain have criticized Labour’s decision to readmit veteran MP Diane Abbott, citing her past comments about Jews and Israel and warning of the impact on the fight against antisemitism.

Jewish leaders condemn sentence in Chabad headquarters car attack

Brooklyn Jewish leaders criticize judge's decision to sentence man to time served for repeatedly ramming his car into Chabad's world headquarters.