ByCOMBAT ANTISEMITISM MOVEMENT

The latest Global Antisemitism Report highlights 115 new incidents of antisemitism monitored worldwide by the Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by CAM during the past week.

Categorized by ideological motivation, 53.9% were Far-Left (62 incidents), 15.7% Islamist-Inspired (18 incidents), 15.7% Far-Right (18 incidents), and 14.7% Unattributable (17 incidents).

Broken down by type, 59.1% were Anti-Israel/Anti-Zionism (68 incidents), 17.4% Classical Antisemitism (20 Incidents), 15.7% Holocaust Denial/Distortion/Minimization (18 incidents), 3.5% Islamist-Inspired (4 incidents), and 4.3% Unattributable (5 incidents).

Data on Antisemitic Incidents
Data on Antisemitic Incidents (credit: Combat Antisemitism Movement)

Summary of Events Over Last Week:

Khalid Turaani, executive director of the Ohio branch of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), invoked an antisemitic blood libel at a recent Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, accusing Israel of harvesting the skin of deceased Palestinians.

Testifying against SB 87, a bill to codify the IHRA antisemitism definition into state law, Turaani claimed Israel had "the largest human skin bank" in the world. "They are literally skinning the dead bodies of my brothers and sisters in Palestine," he asserted.

Paris Kosher Restaurant Vandalized, Synagogue Gate Rammed in Australia

Physical violence/threat of violence breakdown
Physical violence/threat of violence breakdown (credit: Combat Antisemitism Movement)

Incidents monitored by the Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by CAM this week included:

  • France: A kosher restaurant in Paris was vandalized with acid for the third time in a year. Also in Paris, a Jewish apartment resident was ordered by management to remove a mezuzah from his door.
  • Germany: Anti-Israel activists plan to stage a protest in April during this year’s liberation commemoration at the site of the Buchenwald concentration camp.
  • Australia: A man deliberately drove a truck into the gate of a synagogue in central Brisbane.
  • United States: A newly-opened Palestinian bookstore in Los Angeles, California, featured titles denying the existence of the Jewish people and promoting radical anti-Israel narratives.
Hate speech breakdown
Hate speech breakdown (credit: Combat Antisemitism Movement)

2025 Sees Record-High Levels of Antisemitism Across Europe

Two fresh sets of data published this week offered further evidence of the unchecked proliferation of antisemitism across Europe.

In Italy, the Jewish community documented an all-time high 963 antisemitic incidents last year, a 10% rise from 2024. Meanwhile, in the German capital of Berlin, police tallied 2,267 antisemitic crimes in 2025, the largest-ever total for the city.