Antisemitic Incidents
recorded globally this week

A newborn Jewish baby was hospitalized after a suspected arson attack on a Jewish family's home in London's Stamford Hill neighborhood.

A Jewish man was verbally harassed and physically assaulted at Copenhagen Airport after mentioning a trip to Tel Aviv during a phone call with a friend.

The Federal Security Service (FSB) said it thwarted a terrorist plot targeting a Jewish religious institution in the Yaroslavl region.

A vehicle with a New Jersey license plate reading 'RVR2SEA' was spotted on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway displaying an antisemitic message.

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.

A Brooklyn cafe refunded a coffee purchase of Jewish U.S. Congressman Dan Goldman, calling him a 'genocide enabler.'

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani called AIPAC supporters 'monsters' in a public speech.

An eighth-grade Jewish student at Southern Hills Middle School was strangled with a laptop charging cord while being called antisemitic slurs, part of a Title VI complaint filed with Boulder Valley School District.

A man armed with a knife and baseball bat entered Chabad Headquarters in an alarming security incident.

Hezbollah flags were seen at demonstrations across the country, raising alarm about the normalization of antisemitic imagery.

A swastika was found at a children's playground, prompting concern about the targeting of public spaces with hate symbols.

A group of men wearing Palestinian flag-patterned clothing patrolled the streets, creating an intimidating presence for local Jewish residents.