US EditionAntisemitic incidents surge across Europe and the world, ADL's J7 Task Force report shows
- On May 7, 2025, the J7 Large Communities Task Force Against Antisemitism released its inaugural report in Berlin, highlighting record antisemitic spikes in seven major Jewish diaspora communities.
- The report attributes the increase in antisemitic incidents mainly to a surge of hatred following Hamas's October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel and ongoing geopolitical tensions.
- Incidents rose sharply from 2021 to 2023, with increases of 227 percent in the U.S., 185 percent in France, and 75 to 83 percent in Germany, the U.K., and Canada, including violent attacks and targeting of Jewish institutions.
- Noah Shack, CIJA Interim President, described attacks including shootings at Jewish schools, firebombings of synagogues, and vandalism, calling the rise a "societal warning sign."
- The report warns this surge risks isolating Jewish communities worldwide and stresses the urgent need for enhanced education, law enforcement, and international cooperation to counter antisemitism.
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80 years after WWII: Seven largest Jewish communities report unprecedented antisemitism
On 80th anniversary of WWII’s end, new J7 report unveils dramatic surge in antisemitic incidents in seven largest Jewish communities outside Israel, driven by fallout from Oct. 7 atrocities.
Antisemitism skyrockets in 7 countries with largest Jewish populations, global report finds
Different organizations from each of the seven countries authored the various sections of the report, highlighting the surge in anti-Jewish animus. By David Swindle, The Algemeiner The seven largest Jewish communities outside Israel have reported record spikes in antisemitic activity in recent years, largely driven by a wave of anti-Jewish hatred in the aftermath of Hamas launching its war against Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, according to a new repor…
Antisemitism Skyrockets in 7 Countries With Largest Jewish Populations, Global Report Finds
Norwegian student Marie Andersen carries an antisemitic sign at an Oct. 21, 2023, pro-Hamas demonstration in Warsaw, Poland. Photo: Screenshot The seven largest Jewish communities outside Israel have reported record spikes in antisemitic activity in recent years, largely driven by a wave of anti-Jewish hatred in the aftermath of Hamas launching its war against Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, according to a new report released to coincide with the 80th a…
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