Weekly Briefing
June 18–25, 2026
Antisemitic Incidents
recorded globally this week
Far-Left Incidents Jump Nearly 20% as DSA Makes Gains in New York
Incidents This Week
130
June 18–25, 2026
Incidents Monitored
3,489
Since Jan 1, 2026
Weekly Average
140
2026 to date
U.S. Incidents
45
Recorded this week
Fact of the Week:
The Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by CAM documented 93 far-left incidents this week, a 19.2% weekly increase.
Intelligence Dashboard · June 18–25, 2026
Global
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
130
total
Far-Left
0%
Far-Right
0%
Islamist-Inspired
0%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
104
80% of total
Conduct
26
20% of total
Conduct Breakdown
United States
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
45
total
Far-Left
0%
Far-Right
0%
Islamist-Inspired
0%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
33
73% of total
Conduct
12
27% of total
Conduct Breakdown
Field Report
Antisemitic Incidents
June 18–25, 2026
Montreal
Canada
A Jewish passerby and a police officer were killed when a gunman, whose manifesto included anti-Zionist rhetoric, opened fire on a busy Montreal street.
Read moreBrooklyn
United States
A Brooklyn cafe refunded a coffee purchase of Jewish U.S. Congressman Dan Goldman, calling him a 'genocide enabler.'
New York
United States
In a speech, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani called AIPAC supporters 'monsters.'
Colorado
United States
An eighth-grade Jewish student at Southern Hills Middle School was strangled with a laptop charging cord while being called a slur, in one of many antisemitic assaults described in a Title VI complaint to Boulder Valley School District.
Read moreCAM in Action
Actions Update
Initiatives, partnerships & research this week · June 18–25, 2026
US House Committee Advances Bills to Combat Antisemitism in Schools
The U.S. House Committee on Education and Workforce approved three measures aimed at protecting Jewish students and countering the spread of antisemitism in America's education system. The No Antisemitism in Education Act, Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act, and Student Protection and University Accountability Act are all supported by CAM. President of U.S. Affairs Alyza Lewin thanked Committee Chairman Tim Walberg and the sponsoring Congress members for their exemplary leadership and longstanding commitment to safeguarding Jewish rights.
Read MoreCAM Petition to UN Surpasses 10,000 Signatures in Less Than a Day
More than 10,000 people from 50 countries added their names to a CAM-organized petition campaign demanding the United Nations punish Vanessa Frazier, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict, for her recent endorsement of an antisemitic social media post.
Read More'A Celebration of Courage, Resilience, and the American Promise That Freedom Belongs to All': Jewish Mayors Issue Joint Juneteenth Statement
Members of CAM's Jewish Mayors and Municipal Leaders Association (JMMLA) issued a joint Juneteenth statement recognizing the holiday as a celebration of freedom and a reminder of America's ongoing commitment to liberty, equality, and human dignity. The statement drew on the historic partnership between Jewish and Black Americans during the civil rights movement, invoking Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel marching together in Selma. Over 20 Jewish mayors and municipal leaders from across the United States signed the statement.
Read MoreAfrican Jews Carried Zion Before the World Hijacked Zionism
In an op-ed originally published in The Jerusalem Post, CAM CEO Sacha Roytman reflects on honoring a group of Ethiopian Jewish women at the Israeli President's Residence, drawing on their centuries-old Zionism as a powerful answer to modern anti-Zionism. He traces the Zionist journey from Abraham's 'Lech Lecha' through Ethiopian Jewry's 2,500-year preservation of Jewish identity, and highlights CAM's support for the launch of 'Women and Roots,' a book telling the stories of forty extraordinary Ethiopian women, hosted by Israel's First Lady Michal Herzog.
Read MoreFor Ascendant DSA Radicals, 'Palestine' Was Rallying Cry in New York Primaries
Tablet Magazine columnist and CAM editorial advisor Lee Smith analyzes the Democratic Socialists of America's sweep of New York primaries, examining how anti-Zionism became the movement's driving force. With endorsements from DSA mayor Zohran Mamdani, the progressive faction won two U.S. congressional races, four state senate seats, and three state assembly seats. Smith explores whether DSA officials are best understood as communists, Islamists, or both — and warns of the stakes for American politics.
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