New York recorded fewer anti-Jewish hate crimes in August, but the broader evidence does not establish a decline in antisemitism. Year-to-date cases increased, while developments in France, Britain, and Australia showed continuing violence and security pressures. The Antisemitism Observatory examines what the latest figures reveal—and what they do not.
The Antisemitism Observatory: One Monthly Dip, a Larger Warning Read More »
This week saw four guilty pleas in the arson case of Jewish ambulances in London, alongside the conclusion of Australia’s public inquiry into antisemitism. New data indicates that antisemitic incidents remain significantly higher than pre-October 2023 levels across several countries, casting doubt on claims of a broader decline in antisemitism.
Antisemitism This Week: Guilty Pleas, New Records, and the Limits of Headline Totals Read More »
Recent cases of antisemitism from New York, Belfast, Australia, and France emphasize the importance of distinguishing evidence and legal classifications when reporting incidents. Despite some lower recorded totals, overall antisemitism remains high, with violence and hate crime rates increasing in many regions, contradicting claims of a general decline.
Who Decides What Counts? Antisemitism, Evidence, and the Week’s New Cases Read More »