ADL counted 196 cases of antisemitic “Zoombombing” attacks in the U.S. last year, including 114 against Jewish institutions, according to its annual report released this week. Three Georgia men were indicted on federal hate crime charges in connection with the death of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man who was shot to death while jogging through a South Georgia neighborhood last year. Authorities in New York City are looking for the suspect who vandalized four Jewish synagogues in what the Anti-Defamation League is calling a "brazen series of attacks."

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• Thanks @JoeBiden for acknowledging what @ADL has been saying: #whitesupremacy is terrorism, a clear and present danger to the homeland, and it demands all of our energy if we hope to stop it…
• Troubling report out of Austria. Violent antisemitic incidents in the country doubled in 2020 and total incidents hit an all-time high…
• The lack of transparency in the killing of Andrew Brown Jr., is unacceptable. His family and the community at-large deserve answers…

• NY Leads Nation in Antisemitic Attacks, Despite Sharp Decline in 2020, ADL Says (NBC New York)
• “Zoombombing,” swastikas, expletives: Antisemitic incidents in Colorado remained historically high in 2020 (Denver Post)
• Antisemitic incidents in California remain at historic high (OC Register)

• Human Rights Watch says Israel has crossed ‘apartheid’ threshold (JTA)
• Nearly every state has a hate-crime law. Why don’t more people use them? (The Washington Post)
• How stopping Asian intolerance improves overall inclusivity (ABC News -- Jonathan Greenblatt interviewed)

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