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Subject ADL D.C.'s July Top 5
Date July 31, 2026 5:44 PM
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adl D.C.'s July top 5


ADL D.C.'s Top 5 is your monthly snapshot of what matters most, bringing you the five biggest things happening at ADL and in our regional community. From major moments in our fight against antisemitism and hate to timely resources, local updates, and ways to take action, we&rsquo;ll keep you informed, connected, and ready to make an impact in a quick read you can count on each month.


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The Rising Political Force With an Antisemitism Problem: DSA Backgrounder


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The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is a rapidly rising force in American politics, and as its influence has grown, so has the reach of its extremism, putting Jewish Americans directly in the crosshairs. Inside the organization, anti-Zionism isn't just tolerated, it's a litmus test for belonging, all while DSA leaders have openly celebrated terrorist attacks against Jews. This isn't some fringe group: it's a movement with real power, and its rhetoric and agenda are carrying real consequences.

In May 2026, ADL Washington, D.C. teamed up for a community briefing with our partners at AJC Washington, D.C. and Greater Washington JCRC to examine Metro DC DSA's impact on our region. ADL wants to keep you and your circles informed. That's why this month, ADL Center on Extremism released the latest backgrounder and share it with someone who needs to see it.
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different faiths, shared purpose


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Meaningful interfaith partnerships help build and sustain trust, strengthen our communities and create powerful opportunities to stand together in the fight against hate. Our traditions may look different, but our hearts are pointed in the same direction: toward dignity, safety and peace for all people. That shared purpose is what gives us so much hope for the future.

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This month, ADL Washington, D.C. Deputy Regional Director Josh Stevens was proud to represent ADL D.C. at the American Muslim & Multifaith Women&rsquo;s Empowerment Council (AMMWEC) conference at the National Press Club. Thank you to American Muslim & Multifaith Women's Empowerment Council, Anila Ali, Archbishop Atallah Hanna, and all who made this important gathering possible.


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Maryland Man Sentenced for Attempting to Provide Material Support to ISIS


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A Maryland man plotted to join and fight for ISIS . His "plan B" was to "gun down" Jews and people in the U.S. he believes support Israel. This month, he was sentenced to 15 years in prison. This is not an isolated case. ADL has documented 13 terrorist plots targeting Jews in just the past two years. The threat is real, rising and it demands our full attention. Thank you to the FBI and law enforcement for thwarting this plot. ADL Center on Extremism tracks every terrorist plot and attack targeting Jews in the US.
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ADL takes out full page advertisement


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This month, ADL took out a full-page ad in the Maine Sunday Telegram, the state's largest newspaper, calling out Graham Platner on his Nazi tattoo controversy and demanding better from both political parties. Platner's Totenkopf tattoo,
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a skull-and-crossbones symbol tied to the SS unit that guarded Nazi concentration camps . The ad calls on leaders of both parties to show the courage to fully reject antisemitism whenever and wherever it surfaces in their ranks. Antisemitism cannot be a partisan issue: it demands clear, consistent condemnation regardless of party.
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Take action now and urge political leaders to reject antisemitism.


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From Sydney to Boulder: A Global Reckoning on Antisemitic Violence


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2025 was the deadliest year for antisemitic violence in the Jewish diaspora since 1994, with 20 people murdered in attacks across Sydney, Manchester, Washington, D.C. and Boulder. The
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newly released J7 Report on Antisemitism documents over 23,000 antisemitic incidents across seven countries last year, with totals still up 136% and violent incidents up 97% compared to before October 7. From Germany's staggering incident rate to anti-Zionism fueling nearly half of all UK cases, the findings reveal a crisis with no borders. ADL's Deputy National Director, Kenneth Jacobson, provides an
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op-ed to the Jerusalem post exposing the dangerous shift from prejudice to physical attacks.


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