Antisemitism Intensifying Worldwide Since October 7, Report Warns

A new analysis by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) documents 13,339 antisemitic incidents worldwide between October 7, 2023, and October 1, 2025, signaling a sustained surge in hostility toward Jewish people globally. The data coincide with rising campus tensions, more aggressive street protests, and a proliferation of harassment and vandalism targeting Jewish institutions.

The report situates the spike within a broader environment of online radicalization and real-world activism, noting that major flashpoints—university encampments, cultural events, and diplomatic summits—have become stages for aggressive anti-Israel messaging that often crosses into open antisemitism. Community leaders warn of normalization and fatigue as incidents stretch into a second year after the October 7 massacre.

Advocacy groups are urging stronger enforcement of existing laws, more robust campus policies, and better security coordination for synagogues and Jewish community centers. The persistent rise suggests the problem will not ebb on its own and will require a unified response by civic, academic, and faith leaders.

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“Father, comfort and protect Jewish communities worldwide facing fear and hostility. Strengthen local leaders, protect synagogues and schools, and embolden righteous voices to stand against hatred. Let truth, compassion, and courage prevail over intimidation and bring healing where wounds are deep.”

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