US EditionAntisemitism surges by over 80% on college campuses in US, ADL says
- The Anti-Defamation League reports antisemitic incidents in the US increased by over 80% in 2024, reaching a record high of 9,354 incidents, with 5,422 related to Israel, particularly at rallies against Israeli policies.
- The debate surrounding antisemitism, including criticism of Israeli policies, has intensified, affecting university environments where many Jewish students report feeling unsafe.
- The ADL emphasizes that the hostility often faced by Jewish students on campuses can result in physical danger and exclusion due to their beliefs.
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Jewish advocates denounce doubling of antisemitic incidents in Indiana • Indiana Capital Chronicle
David Goldenberg, the regional director for the Anti-Defamation League Midwest, speaks at a news conference on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. (Screenshot from news conference video)Reports of antisemitic incidents more than doubled in Indiana last year, according to a study released Tuesday. Hoosier Jewish community leaders gathered to denounce the results as “deeply alarming” at an afternoon news conference in Indianapolis. “These are not just statis…
ADL: 900% jump in US antisemitism in decade
The dramatic surge in antisemitic incidents across the United States following the October 7 massacre in Israel continued throughout 2024, with figures shattering the annual incident record again since measurements began 46 years ago. This marks the fourth consecutive year of increasing antisemitic incidents and broken annual records. It is also the first time that incidents containing components related to Israel or Zionism constitute the major…
ThePatriotLight - Schools Are 'Long Overdue' Accountability, But It Needs to Be Targeted
ThePatriotLight - On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Inside Politics,” Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt stated that schools haven’t dealt with antisemitism and “the federal government, which is pumping billions of dollars into higher education, has the right to expect some degree of accountability from them. We’ve seen the U.S. government demand it with law enforcement agencies, with other institutions. They’re pressing here, and tha…
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