More than 400 Jewish facilities and organizations across the U.S. were targeted with bomb threats last weekend, raising new security concerns for the American Jewish community. A new report from ADL found numerous examples of blatant antisemitism appearing in the political cartoons of some of the most highly trafficked newspapers and websites in the Middle East. ADL joined with LULAC and other organizations in condemning remarks by former President Trump, after he told supporters that migrants are “poisoning the blood of our country” at a campaign rally.

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• Thank you, President @Isaac_Herzog, for meeting with us to discuss the rise in antisemitism worldwide and the worrisome trends we’re seeing on college campuses.

• Incidents like this one in DC are disturbing and, as our data shows, are part of an alarming trend around the US. We thank @DCPoliceDept for investigating and quickly apprehending the alleged suspect. We cannot allow #antisemitism to be normalized.

• We can only hold tech companies accountable for #antisemitism and hate on their platforms if they operate transparently. We rated data access for researchers and civil society across eight tech platforms: none scored above a B-. More from our findings:

• Colorado Synagogues Hit With Bomb Threats Amid Surge of Anti-Semitic Incidents (Westword)

• Teen sentenced to probation for mass shooting plot against Temple Israel in Canton (NBC Cleveland)

• Resolution calling for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas War to be voted on by Chicago City Council (NBC Chicago – David Goldenberg interviewed)

• 'We know they were raped in Hamas captivity': Chilling details of what hostages faced (USA Today)

• Jewish communal leaders still committed to DEI framework, despite widespread criticism (Jewish Insider)

• ‘Exponential increase’ in antisemitic swatting threats in US this weekend (Jewish News Syndicate)

• Action: Urge the Senate to Condemn October 7th Sexual Violence

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