Although incidents of Jew-hatred declined overall in the United States in 2025, last year was one of the most violent years for Jews in the country, according to a new audit published by the Anti-Defamation League. The 203 antisemitic assaults in 2025 represent a 4% increase from the 196 in 2024, and assaults with a | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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