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2025 Sees Record Antisemitic Violence, Incidents Surge Worldwide

4/15/2026

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Antisemitism Surge Report

In 2025, antisemitic violence reached a 30-year high with 20 fatalities from four attacks across three continents.
Tel Aviv University's annual report shows antisemitic incidents rising to 1,750, up from 1,727 in 2024.
Canada rose from 6,219 to 6,800 incidents.
The report notes the normalization of antisemitic rhetoric in U.S. politics.

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Universities Address Antisemitism

The Brandeis University study finds that 47% of Jewish students report a hostile environment on campus, with hostility from both political extremes.
The report is based on a survey of nearly 4,000 undergraduates.
The findings indicate anti-Israel sentiment is prevalent among extreme liberals but rare among moderates and conservatives.
Researchers urge universities to adopt targeted interventions to address antisemitism, emphasizing tailored approaches to combat various forms of prejudice.

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Historical Context

Antisemitism in the U.S. has evolved significantly since the 1990s, marked by a 40% rise in incidents in 1991, including the murder of 29 Jews. By 2023, the Anti-Defamation League reported 8,873 antisemitic incidents, a 140% increase from 2022. This troubling trend reflects a normalization of antisemitic rhetoric, necessitating urgent educational interventions to combat rising hate.

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Antisemitism Surge Report

In 2025, antisemitic violence reached a 30-year high with 20 fatalities from four attacks across three continents.
Tel Aviv University's annual report shows antisemitic incidents rising to 1,750, up from 1,727 in 2024.
Canada rose from 6,219 to 6,800 incidents.
The report notes the normalization of antisemitic rhetoric in U.S. politics.

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