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‘Leading voices on American right embracing antisemitism’ as Christian support for Israel erodes

A conference in Orlando gathered hundreds of Christian pastors and influencers as antisemitic rhetoric grows in parts of the American right and younger church leaders drift from traditional pro-Israel views

Itamar Eichner | 11.16.25

'Antisemitism won’t disappear with end of war': Latin American leaders vow action

At Rio de Janeiro summit with 1,000 delegates from 18 countries, Latin American leaders pledged legislative and strategic steps to combat antisemitism, calling it a 'daily, ongoing battle' with much work still ahead

Itamar Eichner | 10.20.25

Deadly attacks and campus hate: global antisemitism hits record levels

Two years after the October 7 Hamas massacre in Israel, a new Combat Antisemitism Movement report records more than 13,000 antisemitic incidents worldwide, including deadly attacks in the UK, US and across Europe

Itamar Eichner | 10.06.25

כתובות אנטישמיות רוססו בסביבת מטה הנהלת ארגון IAC בלוס אנג'לס

Global antisemitism surged in August, with US logging most incidents, report finds

A new report by the Combat Antisemitism Movement recorded 694 antisemitic incidents worldwide in August 2025, a 15% rise from last year; The US led with 162 cases, followed by Greece, the UK and France

Itamar Eichner | 09.22.25

Less than a quarter of Australians view Jews positively

Poll also found that 20% of young Australians reported witnessing or hearing about antisemitic incidents in their area; Comes amid record levels of antisemitic incidents in Australia

Ynetnews | 07.30.25

Justifying terrorism and conspiracy theories: Antisemitism surges online after Colorado attack

Social media posts reaching millions reportedly praised last month’s terror attack as 'justified resistance,' while conspiracy theories blamed Israel or denied it happened

Itamar Eichner | 07.08.25

Instagram accounts linked to US campus groups found promoting terror groups, antisemitism

Report documents 269 posts from Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and Faculty for Justice in Palestine (FSJP) Instagram accounts that potentially support or glorify terror groups, with Meta removing only 7.7% of flagged accounts

Daniela Ginzburg | 04.14.25

'57% of European Jews consider leaving': Europe's worrying antisemitism surge

Combat Antisemitism Movement conference in Vienna brings together local community leaders to warn of growing antisemitic sentiment and come up with solutions as most European Jews consider emigrating

Tamar Sebok, Vienna | 12.25.24

'Jew's b***h': Bosnian soccer team thrashed after fans mock rival’s Israeli owner

During Bosnian Cup match, home team Čelik Zenica fans targeted Zrinjski Mostar, owned by Israeli businessman Amir Kabiri, with antisemitic sign; guests responded with resounding 6:0 routing; Kabiri: ‘We demonstrated on the pitch how to combat antisemitism’

ynet correspondents | 11.04.23

Cornell University student faces federal charges over antisemitic threats

Arrest follows warnings by officials to a congressional hearing on Tuesday about increased hate directed at Jewish students in the U.S. during the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Gaza

Reuters | 11.01.23

group of top Israeli business, finance and technology leaders

NYC Mayor Adams: 'Israel is a unicorn, don’t abandon what your parents built'

Addressing business and tech leaders in Tel Aviv, Adams delves into Israel's past to provide insights for tackling current challenges; He also urges a deeper examination of global antisemitism with a call to dismantle it; Hear his speech

Ynetnews | 08.23.23

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