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A weekly wrap of ADL’s reports, updates and analysis on antisemitism around the world.

This Week’s Topline

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Working at a Disadvantage: Challenges for Jewish Employees Since 10/7

Since the 10/7 Hamas attacks and the war in Gaza, Jewish employees have faced increased challenges. While many workplaces have been supportive of Jewish employees, it is evident that in a society with increased antisemitism, the workplace is not immune.
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ADL affiliate JLens has released a new report on this problem. Here are several key findings:

- Discrimination in Hiring: A
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recent ADL report found that Jewish and Israeli-American job seekers face discrimination in the hiring process.
- Workplace Hostility and Antisemitism: Workplaces have become increasingly hostile for Jewish employees. This includes companies large and small, as well as the nonprofit sector and academia — where both Jewish students and faculty have experienced this.
- Lack of Workplace Support: Jewish employees have also faced uphill battles seeking support in workplaces, such as through the formation of
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Jewish Employee Resource Groups (ERGs). You can also join
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ADL’s National Jewish ERG Network; it’s a good way to connect with Jewish peers across the country to support each other about workplace concerns.
- The Need for a More Inclusive Workplace: This era has exposed new vulnerabilities for Jewish employees, highlighting the need for stronger workplace protections and policies. In the new report, JLens provides several key actions employers can take in order to establish a zero-tolerance policy for antisemitic behavior.
- There are Companies Doing Things Right: The JLens report spotlights three companies that are exemplary in building a welcoming workplace for their Jewish employees: Citigroup, Marriott and Medtronic.
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Read the New Report on How Jewish Employees Are Doing

What’s News

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Antisemitic Threats Surge on Telegram Amid Israel-Iran Escalation: Antisemitic threats and violent rhetoric on the prominent messaging platform Telegram surged by 594% following the recent escalation between Israel and the Iranian regime and have remained elevated in the week since, according to
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new research from the ADL Center on Extremism. Telegram was selected for this analysis due to its significant popularity among extremists. Overall, our findings suggest coordinated messaging campaigns deploying extreme anti-Israel and anti-Zionist rhetoric. The nature of the antisemitic threats extended far beyond typical online harassment and into graphic calls for genocide and mass violence against Israelis and Jews.
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Read ADL’s analysis to see alarming examples of these online threats.

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Hate Group: 764: 764 is a decentralized global network of online communities that glorify violence and engage in criminal activities. According to a
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new report from the ADL Center on Extremism, the network is known for targeting and exploiting vulnerable individuals online, particularly children. 764’s core beliefs are rooted in nihilism and misanthropy, although it also draws influence from extremist movements, most notably the Satanic neo-Nazi organization Order of Nine Angles. The report includes examples of antisemitic messages and targets.
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Read the full ADL report on how 764 spreads hate.

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PODCAST What Happened In Boulder: An Insider’s Insights: ADL Mountain States Director Susan Rona is not just a Boulder resident; she is a community leader and knows many of the victims of the firebombing where fifteen people were injured by a perpetrator who allegedly spent a year planning to target peaceful Jewish community members showing solidarity with Israeli hostages. Susan joined ADL’s ‘From the Frontlines’ podcast to share an inside look at what happened that day and in the aftermath, including action that ADL has been taking in the wake of what the FBI is calling a targeted act of terrorism.
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Listen to this important podcast.

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Understanding Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism: Read this newly updated ADL strategy guide for clear explanations of what antisemitism and anti-Zionism are (and what they are not) and how these forms of hate target Jews both individually and as a collective; given the hostility facing the Jewish community that has escalated in response to world events, this update is very timely.
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Read ADL’s guide to Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism.

MAKING PROGRESS WITH ADL

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Celebrating Jewish Pride in Austin: In the spring of 2024, as communities across the nation were reeling from vitriolic anti-Israel protests, Austin LGBTQ+ Jews were worried about being harassed at the usually inclusive and joyful Pride Parade. Armed with ADL’s resources on identifying antisemitic rhetoric, leaders from Austin’s progressive Jewish community scheduled a meeting with the Pride organizers to offer guidance on keeping the parade inclusive and safe for Jewish participants. The Pride team incorporated it into their training presentation for parade volunteers.

ADL at the 2023 Austin Pride Parade

That presentation unleashed an immediate backlash on social media. Within hours, the Pride organization capitulated: They publicly retracted the guidance, pledged to support the BDS movement and pointedly added that they did not work with the ADL. After the debacle, repeated attempts to connect with Pride organizers were met with total silence. It was heartbreakingly clear there were no safe spaces for LGBTQ+ Jews to celebrate without being harassed by activists, and we made the decision to disassociate from Austin’s Pride Parade.

So this year, ADL joined with Shalom Austin and partners including Congregation Beth Israel, Beth Shalom, A Wider Bridge and Queers Against Antisemitism to offer our own Jewish Pride events, including a “Jewish queer joy and resilience” happy hour and two Pride Shabbat services. We look forward to a time when LGBTQ+ Jews will no longer be harassed and marginalized by members of their own community. Until then, ADL will continue to work with our Jewish partners to provide meaningful, hate-free opportunities to celebrate with them. And we couldn’t be prouder to do it. If you are in the Austin area,
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find out more about these Jewish community Pride events here.

Take Action Today

Speak up now with ADL!
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Tell Elected Officials: Stand with the Jewish community during the conflict with Iran. Israel's strike on the Iranian regime, the leading exporter of global antisemitism, was necessary self-defense. Military action in that region inevitably leads to hate at home, where Jews already face historic levels of antisemitism.
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Click here to join ADL in urging your elected officials to support the Jewish community during this global conflict.

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I’ll Take Action Now!

Social Spotlights

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@ADL

#Juneteenth symbolizes emancipation and the end of slavery in the U.S. — it is a crucial reminder of the past and an opportunity to reflect on the future we want to create. We reaffirm our commitment to fighting anti-Black hate and discrimination alongside our partners.

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@ADL

The Iranian regime is the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism and antisemitism. This isn’t just Israel’s fight — it’s all of ours. Stopping it there will help stop it here.

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@ADL

This week in Montreal, people were chanting “Hit, hit Tel Aviv” — cheering on the Iranian regime’s targeting of civilians. Meanwhile, Israeli firefighters rescued a Canadian citizen from a building in Tel Aviv that was struck by an Iranian missile over the weekend. This is just one example of the antisemitism we’ve seen from many in the US as well: open calls for violence against Jews and the destruction of Israel.
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Read more.

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@JGreenblattADL

Apparently, toxic anti-Zionism is where the political extremes decide to hold hands. Mehdi Hasan and Tucker Carlson are miles apart politically, but they converge when it comes to delegitimizing Israel and demonizing the Jewish state. It’s the horseshoe theory in action.
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More info.

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@ADL

As the war between Israel and the Iranian regime escalates, we mustn’t forget that 53 hostages remain in captivity in Gaza. Their loved ones have been fighting to #BringThemHome for 620 days — in Israel, across the globe & now from bomb shelters. They won’t stop. We won’t stop.

@ADL’s Incident Tracker

The
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@ADL_tracker feed of news and developments in antisemitism activities.

NYPD searching for elderly cane-wielding thug who beat woman in apparent antisemitic subway attack.
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News link.

— June 10, 2025
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Man claiming to be Messiah smashes up Milwaukee synagogue causing $100,000 in damages — interview.
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News link.

— June 6, 2025
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Our statement about the vandalism of the Jewish-owned Kosher grocery store, The Butcherie, in Brookline, MA. Holding a Jewish business accountable for the situation in the Middle East is antisemitic, plain and simple and is another example of radical anti-Israel activity resulting in violence against the Jewish community.
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— June 6, 2025
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ADL’s Incident Tracker.

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