Weekly Briefing
August 6–13, 2026
Antisemitic Incidents
recorded globally this week
33% of Dan Bilzerian’s Congressional Campaign X Posts Are Antisemitic, CAM Analysis Reveals
Incidents This Week
127
August 6–13, 2026
Incidents Monitored
4,280
Since Jan 1, 2026
Weekly Average
134
2026 to date
U.S. Incidents
15
Recorded this week
Fact of the Week:
The ARC tracked a geographic cluster of antisemitic activities in Southeast Europe, where 27 incidents were recorded. A majority of the incidents were linked to the nationwide "Day of Action" rallies in Greece organized by a coalition of anti-Israel organizations.
Intelligence Dashboard · August 6–13, 2026
Global
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
127
total
Far-Left
57.5%
Far-Right
8.7%
Islamist-Inspired
15.7%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
96
76% of total
Conduct
31
24% of total
Conduct Breakdown
United States
Incidents by Ideology
Incidents attributable to a specific ideology
15
total
Far-Left
33.3%
Far-Right
40%
Islamist-Inspired
13.3%
Unaffiliated/Other
0%
Type of Incident
Rhetoric
10
67% of total
Conduct
5
33% of total
Conduct Breakdown
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33% of Dan Bilzerian’s Congressional Campaign X Posts Are Antisemitic, New CAM Analysis Reveals
Podcaster and antisemitic conspiracy theorist Dan Bilzerian is among the candidates challenging Congressman Randy Fine in the August 18th Republican primary in Florida’s 6th District. However, in the run-up to the election, Bilzerian has used his social media platforms to openly and proudly promote Jew-hatred to mass audiences online.
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The Muslim Brotherhood Threat to US National Security: A Q&A With Counterterrorism Expert Kyle Shideler
Kyle Shideler is senior analyst for homeland security and counterterrorism at the Center for Security Policy. He recently testified at Senator Ted Cruz’s Capitol Hill hearing, “Hidden in Plain Sight: Confronting the Muslim Brotherhood Network in America,” about the Islamist organization’s longstanding infrastructure inside the United States supporting designated foreign terrorist organizations, including Hamas.
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Antisemitic Incidents
August 6–13, 2026
Miami, Florida
United States
A kippah-wearing Jewish man was assaulted inside a Target store.
Read moreFlagler Beach, Florida
United States
A Nazi swastika was spray-painted on a campaign sign for Jewish Congressman Randy Fine at an early voting location.
Read moreLos Angeles, California
United States
Pro-Israel advocate Yoseph Haddad was physically assaulted by failed U.S. congressional candidate Dennis Feitosa after a podcast debate.
Read moreRome
Italy
A Jewish tourist from France was attacked on consecutive nights in the Italian capital.
Read moreMontenegro
Montenegro
Two visiting Israeli teenagers were chased through the streets by a mob shouting "Jews, Jews!"
Read moreAthens
Greece
At a “Day of Action” protest in the Greek capital, anti-Israel demonstrators openly declared support for Hamas, defended terrorism, and voiced antisemitic tropes.
Read moreManila
Philippines
"Too bad Hitler didn't finish the job," an American traveler allegedly told an Israeli man before the two got into a violent brawl at Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
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Actions Update
Initiatives, partnerships & research this week · August 6–13, 2026
More Than Half of Australians No Longer Confident All Faiths Can Live Safely in Country Post-Bondi, New CAM Survey Finds
New research conducted on behalf of CAM found that 52% of Australians felt less confident people of all faiths could live safely in the country following the Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre. 30.5% of survey respondents said public attitudes toward Jewish Australians were negative, up 2.5 percentage points from 28% last year.
Read More‘It Is Nothing Like You Hear In the Media’: Utah State Representative Candice Pierucci Reflects on CAM Delegation Visit to Israel
Utah House Majority Whip Candice Pierucci recently returned from a CAM-organized delegation trip to Israel, where she and other state lawmakers from across the U.S. gained insights into Israel’s history and modern-day realities, experienced its economic and cultural vitality, and explored the key role states must play in fighting rising antisemitism back home in America.
Read MoreCAM CEO Sacha Roytman Op-Ed: This Was Never Just About Israel
A photograph sent to us from Zurich shows antisemitic graffiti outside a fitness center. It is one more image of hatred defacing an ordinary European street, in a place where people exercise, families pass and children learn what their society is
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