Antisemitism
Coverage of Antisemitism in the Nexus archive.
- YouTube says Sydney massacre ‘crisis actor’ video can stay online
YouTube has decided a video falsely claiming a Sydney massacre survivor was a 'crisis actor' can remain online, according to a Google executive testifying at an Australian government inquiry. The inquiry is examining antisemitism and the December attack on a Sydney Hanukkah event that killed 15 people.
- WA human rights commissioner resigns amid antisemitism claims
WA human rights commissioner Luc Jasmin resigned amid antisemitism claims. He was accused of stating Jewish people 'always crying,' which led to heavy criticism, and he later apologized.
- US training program aims to address concerns of antisemitism in psychology field
A US training program led by two academics from Harvard and Fordham University aims to address antisemitism in the psychology field and improve care for Jewish patients amid accusations of prejudice in mental health care.
- US liberals ‘license’ antisemitism when framed as Israel criticism – psych study
A psychological study found that progressive Americans, unlike conservatives, are more likely to view prejudiced individuals favorably when antisemitism is framed as criticism of Israel, particularly in the context of Gaza or Palestinian rights. The research highlights how progressive attitudes may inadvertently tolerate antisemitic expressions under specific justifications.
- US Jews increasingly concealing their identities over rising antisemitism, survey shows
A survey by CAM’s Antisemitism Research Center found that 57% of Jewish Americans experienced antisemitism in the past year, leading many to conceal their identities due to rising hostility.
- Opinion: San Francisco’s left has a growing antisemitism problem
Scott Wiener was excluded from the Trans March, with opponents citing his policies but the article attributing the exclusion to antisemitism due to his Jewish identity. The article claims San Francisco’s left is facing a growing antisemitism problem.
- Socialist-led California city's clash over Israel and antisemitism offers glimpse into the left's future
A California city led by Mayor Eduardo Martinez became a focal point for debates over Israel's war in Gaza and antisemitism after passing a ceasefire resolution. Jewish residents and leaders criticized the resolution, arguing it blurred legitimate criticism of Israel with antisemitic rhetoric, particularly following Hamas' Oct. 7 attacks. Martinez later participated in a pro-Palestine conference where he wore a hat with 'DD TT IDF' and compared his childhood bullying to Palestinian struggles.
- Report alleges NGOs pushed Gaza suffering to raise funds, dismissed antisemitism claims
A report claims that humanitarian NGOs exaggerated Gaza's suffering to raise funds and downplayed antisemitism allegations. The findings, based on a survey of current and former NGO staff by a new advocacy group, accuse these organizations of bias and promoting a pro-Palestinian narrative regarding the Gaza war.
- Socialist Colorado candidate blames Israel for 'putting Jewish people in great danger'
Socialist Colorado congressional candidate Melat Kiros blamed Israel's actions in the Middle East for inspiring attacks on Jewish people, including a firebombing at a pro-Israel rally in Boulder in 2025. Kiros, who recently won her primary, agreed to discuss concerns with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, who criticized her hesitance to label the Boulder attack as antisemitic.
- Dem Colorado gubernatorial nominee balks at socialist Melat Kiros' response to bombing of pro-Israel rally
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser criticized Melat Kiros for hesitating to label the firebombing of a pro-Israel rally as antisemitic. Kiros stated she could not determine the perpetrator's intent but emphasized the loss of innocent lives, while Weiser called the attack a hate crime and expressed concern over the lack of acknowledgment.
- Vatican declares radical sect in schism, excommunicates bishops and priests
The Vatican declared the Society of St. Pius X in schism and excommunicated its bishops and priests for appointing bishops without papal consent and rejecting reforms aimed at improving Jewish relations. The sect denies accusations of antisemitism despite its rejection of these reforms.
- After 1,000 days of war: Many Israeli children carry trauma into summer break
Israeli children, many affected by trauma from the 1,000-day war, begin summer break amid disrupted education and ongoing societal tensions. Parents hope for normalcy as kids face challenges like school closures and antisemitism, with some planning international travel.
- NYC passes law to protect schools, but not colleges, after anti-Israel protests
New York City passed a law requiring a police report on protecting educational facilities, which is part of a 5-point plan to combat antisemitism, following anti-Israel protests. The measure applies to schools but not colleges.
- Colorado socialist Melat Kiros refused to call firebombing of Jewish rally antisemitic, blasted Israel as apartheid
Melat Kiros, a Colorado congressional hopeful, downplayed concerns about a firebombing at a Jewish community rally in Boulder being antisemitic and described the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attacks as 'inevitable.'
- Jews in smaller communities feel less heard when raising antisemitism concerns — survey
A Jewish Federations of North America study found that 58% of Jews in small communities feel invalidated after voicing antisemitism concerns, a rate 10% higher than the overall Jewish population across North America.
- Man accused of vandalizing SF church was on home detention when fire broke out
A man accused of vandalizing a San Francisco church earlier this year was under home detention when a fire broke out at the same church. The incident involves antisemitic defacement.
- US Jewish, LGBTQ groups denounce Pride harassment of Jewish politician Scott Wiener
US Jewish and LGBTQ groups have condemned harassment faced by Jewish politician Scott Wiener at a trans event, where a gay congressional candidate was targeted by anti-Zionists. The incident has heightened tensions on the left regarding Israel and antisemitism.
- Georgie Purcell facing antisemitic and misogynistic abuse due to having Jewish partner, commission hears
Georgie Purcell is facing antisemitic and misogynistic abuse linked to her Jewish partner, as discussed in a royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion. The inquiry highlights online hate speech, with data showing factual reports rapidly turning into conspiracy theories and spikes in antisemitic and anti-Muslim hate following the Bondi terror attack.
- Reiterating his views, Mamdani says ‘I can’t tell you I support’ Israel as a Jewish state
Mamdani reiterates he cannot express support for Israel as a Jewish state. New York City mayor condemns rising antisemitism and criticizes a coffee shop for refunding a pro-Israel congressman labeled a 'genocide enabler'.
- Prominent Jewish family hit by 1,500 threats in a single month, inquiry into antisemitism hears
A prominent Jewish family received approximately 1,500 threats in a single month, and an inquiry into antisemitism is underway.
- Reichman University welcomes Italian Ambassador and veteran journalist Maurizio Molinari - Sponsored Content
Reichman University welcomed Italian Ambassador Luca Ferrari and journalist Maurizio Molinari, during which students discussed AI, democracy, antisemitism, and Italy-Israel relations. The event was sponsored content.
- Mamdani, Menin blast act of antisemitic hate on Upper East Side after swastika scrawled on Tesla
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin condemned an antisemitic hate crime on the Upper East Side after a swastika was scrawled on a Tesla sedan. The incident, discovered on June 26, occurred near East 85th Street and 1st Avenue, with an Israeli flag found inside the vehicle. The NYPD is investigating the hate crime as part of a broader rise in antisemitic incidents in New York.
- Hateful vandal carves swastika into car on Upper East Side in ‘despicable act of antisemitism’
A vandal carved a swastika into the hood of a parked car on the Upper East Side, an act being investigated as antisemitic hate crime. The car had an Israeli flag displayed in the back seat, and the 56-year-old owner discovered the vandalism on Friday.
- Pro-Israel rabbis demand Mamdani apologise for likening Aipac to 'monsters'
Over 700 pro-Israel rabbis signed an open letter demanding New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani apologize for calling the pro-Israel lobbying group Aipac 'monsters.' Mamdani defended his remarks by stating he was quoting Marxist philosopher Antonio Gramsci to describe the 'status quo' in Palestine.
- 'I was doxxed': UK doctors welcome BMA protections for criticism of Israel
The British Medical Association (BMA) voted to reject the use of the IHRA definition of antisemitism within the NHS, citing concerns it suppresses legitimate criticism of Israel's actions in Palestine. Doctors reported facing investigations for publicly condemning Israel's policies, prompting the BMA to advocate for protections against disciplinary actions tied to political speech.
- Inside Boston’s Gillette Stadium, a high-tech command center is fighting antisemitism
A high-tech command center at Boston’s Gillette Stadium, previously used for Patriots practice, now monitors real-time hate-speech data for Blue Square Alliance, a nonprofit founded by team owner Robert Kraft to combat antisemitism.
- Albanian protests against Jared Kushner resort development see emerging antisemitism
Protests in Albania against a resort development by Jared Kushner have seen the emergence of antisemitic messages and anti-Jewish tropes on the fringes. The country, historically known for its kindness to Jews, has led some to suspect external influence behind the rhetoric.
- Carville disavows Mamdani-backed candidate, tells her to start her own party
Democratic strategist James Carville disavowed socialist candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier, who won a New York primary backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Carville criticized her views, including opposition to ICE and police, and urged her to form her own party instead of aligning with Democrats.
- Family of Kissena Park murder victim searching for answers a month after fatal shooting
The family of Albert 'Avrumie' Itzkowitz, an Orthodox Jewish man fatally shot in Kissena Park, has joined the NYPD in offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to his killer. A month after the May 18, 2026, shooting, no arrests or motives have been identified, with the family suspecting antisemitism as a possible motive and urging investigators to consider a hate crime.
- UK doctors reject IHRA definition and back protections for staff speaking on Palestine
The British Medical Association (BMA) has voted to reject the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism, citing its 'chilling effect' on workplace free speech. The BMA called for protections and guidance for healthcare workers facing disciplinary action for expressing political views on international conflicts, including Palestine and Israel.
- M.I.T. Didn’t Publish an Antisemitism Report. A Professor Wrote His Own.
M.I.T. did not publish an antisemitism report, but a professor wrote his own. The Trump administration has used reports of campus antisemitism to pressure colleges.
- Antisemitism thrives in silence. - Sponsored Content
In 2025, Jewish Americans experienced antisemitism an average of 17 times daily, with many incidents unreported. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) encourages reporting to address the issue.
- Michael Goodwin: Mamdani’s silence in the face of vile antisemitism speaks volumes to the darkness in his soul
Michael Goodwin criticizes Mamdani for remaining silent on antisemitism, suggesting it reflects negatively on his character. The article notes that avoiding a heated debate can reveal significant aspects about a politician.
- Video of two Sydney nurses allegedly making antisemitic comments to Israeli influencer struck from court case
A video of two Sydney nurses allegedly making antisemitic comments to an Israeli influencer was ruled inadmissible in court. The nurses, Ahmad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, face charges of being menacing and offensive after allegedly refusing to treat Israeli patients and threatening violence against them.
- He despises Jews, admires Hitler—Now, he's starring in videos for a Tenn. candidate for governor
Dane Chisholm, a Tennessee man with antisemitic and racist views who admires Adolf Hitler, is featured in campaign videos for Republican gubernatorial candidate Monty Fritts. Chisholm, a volunteer for Fritts' Christian nationalist campaign, has made controversial statements including calling Jews a malevolent force and comparing Hitler to Jesus, and he wears an America First cap linked to white nationalist Nicholas J. Fuentes.
- Progressive Long Island congressional candidate caught liking anti-Jewish posts: ‘horrible antisemitic and ugly’
A Progressive Long Island congressional candidate was found to have liked anti-Jewish posts, which are described as 'horrible antisemitic and ugly.' Locals expressed that the revelations felt 'like a gut punch.'
- US feds open probe into alleged antisemitism at leading teacher union
The US feds, via the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, are investigating the National Education Association for alleged antisemitism, according to the Brandeis Center. The article is from The Times of Israel.
- National Education Association hit with federal antisemitism investigation
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating the National Education Association for antisemitism allegations, linked to the Trump administration's efforts to address rising anti-Jewish hostility on the left.
- Jewish voters express growing isolation amid rising antisemitism in both major political parties
Jewish voters report increasing isolation due to rising antisemitism within both major political parties. They face difficult choices as anti-Israel and anti-Jewish sentiments are expressed by party activists and political candidates.
- Keir Starmer announces resignation as UK premier, to stay on until successor picked
Keir Starmer announces resignation as UK premier, stating he will remain in office until a successor is chosen. He claims to have inherited a 'morally bankrupt' party and addressed the 'poison of antisemitism' during his tenure.