Weekly Briefing
June 4–June 11, 2026
Global surge in antisemitic incidents
Incidents This Week
138
June 4–June 11, 2026
Incidents Monitored
3,225
Since Jan 1, 2026
Weekly Average
140
2026 to date
U.S. Incidents
36
Recorded this week
Global
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
138
total
Far-Left
0%
Far-Right
0%
Islamist-Inspired
0%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
108
78% of total
Conduct
30
22% of total
Conduct Breakdown
United States
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
36
total
Far-Left
0%
Far-Right
0%
Islamist-Inspired
0%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
26
72% of total
Conduct
10
28% of total
Conduct Breakdown
Field Report
June 4–June 11, 2026
Montreal
Canada
A vandal smashed a window at Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom and tried to start a fire, marking the second attack on the prominent Montreal synagogue in the past year and a half.
Read moreNew Haven
USA
A group of Jewish men were accosted on a street in New Haven, Connecticut, by an assailant shouting, "Go back where you belong, baby killers."
Read moreLondon
England
Two Jewish guests found identical "Free Palestine" messages displayed on televisions in separate rooms at a Travelodge hotel in the Manor House district of North London.
Read moreGothenburg
Sweden
A Hezbollah flag and "Death Death to the IDF" banner were seen at an anti-Israel demonstration.
Read moreIthaca
USA
Cornell University student Austin Franco rejected an invitation for a job interview, writing in reply, "Not interested in working for a Jew."
Read moreAtlanta
USA
A group of neo-Nazis carried a swastika flag and shouted "Heil Hitler" in an attempt to disrupt a Pride event.
Read moreAthens
Greece
A banner reading "Zionists not welcome" was displayed at a rally calling for the severing of military and economic ties between Greece and Israel.
Read moreSeoul
South Korea
"The Intifada started in Palestine, but now it must go global," a speaker declared at an anti-Israel protest.
Read moreCAM in Action
Initiatives, partnerships & research this week · June 4–June 11, 2026
CAM President of U.S. Affairs Alyza Lewin addressed the opening general session of the 2026 National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) Annual Conference in Omaha, Nebraska. In her remarks, Lewin warned of a rise in real-world violent threats facing Jewish Americans and the proliferation of antisemitism online. "We look forward to helping you protect not only your Jewish community members, but all Americans from the hate that is threatening our country's well-being," she said.
Read MoreA group of two dozen lawmakers from 14 Latin American nations signed a CAM-organized joint statement denouncing left-wing Colombian President Gustavo Petro for tweeting Heil Hitler in response to an op-ed endorsing a right-wing political opponent. CAM Executive Director of Latin American Affairs Shay Salamon said: This is not an isolated rhetorical excess, but a sustained pattern that reflects a troubling record of antisemitic expressions and conduct by Petro.
Read MoreThe Davis County (Utah) Commission voted to adopt the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism. Davis County Commissioner John Crofts stated: It is vital that Davis County sends a clear and unwavering message that all are welcome here, and antisemitism and hate have no place in our community.
Read MoreA DoorDash driver in Michigan filmed herself refusing to deliver food to a home displaying an Israeli flag. After CAM drew attention to the footage on social media, DoorDash responded that discrimination of any kind has no place in their community and deactivated the driver's account for violating community guidelines.
Read MoreCAM Executive Director of European Affairs Shannon Seban joined the 16th EU-Israel High-Level Seminar on Combating Antisemitism and Fostering Jewish Life in Brussels, where she urged tougher EU action against online hate.
Read MoreA CAM delegation visited Abu Dhabi for a series of high-level meetings and public engagements, including participation in the 3rd International Dialogue of Civilizations and Tolerance Conference (IDCT).
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