Weekly Briefing
June 11–18, 2026
Surge in Global Antisemitic Vandalism Amid Foiled Terror Threats
Incidents This Week
133
June 11–18, 2026
Incidents Monitored
3,359
Since Jan 1, 2026
Weekly Average
140
2026 to date
U.S. Incidents
24
Recorded this week
Fact of the Week:
77.8% rise in antisemitic vandalism incidents
Global
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
133
total
Far-Left
0%
Far-Right
0%
Islamist-Inspired
0%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
108
81% of total
Conduct
32
24% of total
Conduct Breakdown
United States
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
24
total
Far-Left
0%
Far-Right
0%
Islamist-Inspired
0%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
14
58% of total
Conduct
10
42% of total
Conduct Breakdown
Field Report
June 11–18, 2026
Temuco
Chile
A public hanukkiyah (menorah) was defaced with spray-painted graffiti reading 'Genocidal' in a targeted act of antisemitic vandalism.
Read moreBeaverton neighborhood
United States
Police are investigating after white supremacist symbols, including swastikas, were discovered carved into trees in a Beaverton neighborhood.
Read moreHobart
Australia
A church was defaced with swastika graffiti in a targeted act of antisemitic vandalism.
Read moreWashington D.C.
United States
U.S. authorities thwarted a domestic terror plot targeting pro-Israel lawmakers, highlighting ongoing threats against Jewish and Israel-aligned political figures.
Read moreLos Angeles
United States
An Israeli flag was confiscated from a fan attending a FIFA World Cup event, sparking condemnation over discriminatory enforcement against Jewish and Israeli supporters.
Read moreToronto
Canada
Authorities uncovered gun-for-hire networks with suspected links to threats targeting Jewish institutions and community leaders.
Read morePerpignan
France
A Nazi salute was performed at a City Council meeting, shocking elected officials and the public in a brazen display of open antisemitic provocation.
Read moreMinsk
Belarus
President Alexander Lukashenko made Holocaust comparisons and invoked 'Jewish lobby' conspiracy rhetoric in public statements, drawing widespread condemnation.
Read moreCAM in Action
Initiatives, partnerships & research this week · June 11–18, 2026
Torrelodones, a suburb of Madrid, became the first city in Spain to formally adopt the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism, marking a landmark milestone in local advocacy. CAM's Shannon Seban praised the city for showing 'principled leadership' and setting a new standard for other municipalities to follow.
Read MoreA new CAM analysis by Tablet Magazine columnist Lee Smith traces how Moscow-born disinformation — from the forged Protocols of the Elders of Zion to today's pro-Russian podcast ecosystem — has been weaponized to sow division and anti-Jewish hatred in America.
Read MoreCAM Australia's Public Affairs Advocate Sheina Gutnick — daughter of Bondi Beach massacre victim Reuven Morrison — visited New York City for high-level meetings with the NYC Council Task Force on Antisemitism, NYPD leadership, and the Israeli and Australian UN Ambassadors.
Read MoreJoin CAM for a live webinar on June 26th examining the rise of antisemitism and extremist ideologies across Europe. Hear from experts Alexander Ritzmann (Counter Extremism Project) and Manel Msalmi, moderated by CAM's Shannon Seban. Register to reserve your spot.
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