More than 200 mayors convened in Beverly Hills, California, while over 100 local leaders met in Vienna, Austria, last week to address the surge in antisemitism and develop concrete strategies to protect Jewish communities.
StopAntisemitism watchdog group highlights several incidents, including Owens' comments about alleged "secret Jewish gangs" in Hollywood and her dismissal of documented Holocaust atrocities.
Omer and Ella Berger, traveling to attend a Holocaust survivor grandmother's 100th birthday in Australia, were stranded in Thailand after authorities asked them to complete extensive 13-page declarations typically reserved for foreign fighters and government officials – and were ultimately denied entry.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the Sydney attack, saying, "The incident in Sydney is an outrage and another antisemitic attack. I stand with the Jewish community and unequivocally condemn this attack. There is no place for hatred or antisemitism in our community."
Free University of Berlin pulls British Holocaust Museum's display on antisemitic violence, including Hamas October 7 attacks, citing "emotional distress" concerns.
The fire, which caused significant damage to two synagogue buildings, left Adass Israel congregants in shock, with some arriving for morning prayers to find their synagogue severely damaged by the blaze.
An ADL study found that Jewish candidates need to submit nearly 25% more applications to receive equivalent employer responses compared to those with Western European backgrounds.
Federal court sentences 29-year-old who used technology to mask identity while telling Jewish institutions that "Hitler should have finished the job."
Dr Rana Baker of King's College London reportedly distributed Hamas propaganda materials during a university seminar and encouraged students to view the terror organization as a "liberation" movement.
The vandals spray-painted the cemetery's memorial wall with a message saying, "This year, Jews murdered 44,000 women and children."