When Justin Shaw heard that Ohio last year experienced the highest number of antisemitic incidents in more than 40 years, he wasn't surprised. The director of Jewish community relations at the area nonprofit JewishColumbus noted that incidents have been rising for the past few years, and with COVID-19, it's become easier for people to harass Jewish people online. "There's been more propaganda, more rhetoric," said Shaw, whose organization is focused on philanthropy and supporting community programs. "Zoom-bombings have been more of an issue, and to be honest, I think some of it is underreported." There likely were more incidents, he said, than even appeared in the report released by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) last week, which says 43 were disclosed in 2020.