Weekly Briefing
July 23–30, 2026
Antisemitic Incidents
recorded globally this week
Instagram's 'Clip Economy' Amplifies Antisemitic Content, New CAM Study Finds
Incidents This Week
100
July 23–30, 2026
Incidents Monitored
4,015
Since Jan 1, 2026
Weekly Average
133
2026 to date
U.S. Incidents
18
Recorded this week
Fact of the Week:
Antisemitic content is nearly seven times more likely to appear among an Instagram clip account's most-viewed videos than other content, according to a new report published by the ARC.
Intelligence Dashboard · July 23–30, 2026
Global
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
100
total
Far-Left
53%
Far-Right
7%
Islamist-Inspired
19%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
65
65% of total
Conduct
35
35% of total
Conduct Breakdown
United States
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
18
total
Far-Left
16.7%
Far-Right
22.2%
Islamist-Inspired
22.2%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
11
61% of total
Conduct
7
39% of total
Conduct Breakdown
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Antisemitic Incidents
July 23–30, 2026
New York City
United States
A Jewish man was wounded in a stabbing outside a Manhattan synagogue on Tisha B'Av by an assailant shouting "Allahu akbar."
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Canada
Gunfire struck a window at a branch of the Jewish-owned Kiva’s Bagel Bar chain, and vandals smashed a window at a second location at around the same time.
Read moreCrete
Greece
A hostile mob shouting "F**k Israel” and “Free Palestine” aggressively chased a group of young Israeli tourists into their hotel compound.
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Australia
A visiting Jewish student was punched in the stomach and threatened with a knife.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
A member of an anti-Israel convoy aiming to reach Gaza from France was photographed wearing an “INTIFADA 48” shirt during a stop at the Srebrenica Memorial Center.
Read morePasadena, California
United States
Vandals sprayed swastikas and anti-Zionist graffiti across a mural at the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center, defacing artwork built to comfort a community still recovering from the Eaton Fire.
Read moreSalford
United Kingdom
Police arrested two suspects in connection with a BB gun shooting targeting Jewish community members.
Read moreBerlin
Germany
A Jewish community leader walking to synagogue was threatened by two passersby, who yelled antisemitic insults and performed Nazi salutes.
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Actions Update
Initiatives, partnerships & research this week · July 23–30, 2026
Antisemitic Content Nearly Seven Times More Likely to Go Viral in Instagram’s ‘Clip Economy,’ New CAM Study Finds
Antisemitic content is nearly seven times more likely to appear among an Instagram clip account’s most-viewed videos than other content, according to a new report published by the Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by CAM on Tuesday. Antisemitic videos made up just 4.7% of all content the ARC sampled for the study — 92 of 1,960
Read MoreCAM Demands ‘Strong and Coordinated’ Swedish Police Response to Open Displays of Antisemitic Incitement
In the aftermath of an anti-Israel demonstration in Gothenburg earlier this month where flags of EU-designated terrorist groups and banners inciting violence targeting Jews were openly displayed, the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) alerted Swedish and European officials and launched an international petition campaign demanding an investigation and future preventive action. At the July 5th protest,
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