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Anti-Semitic incidents more than doubled in May compared to last year following Mideast violence, Anti-Defamation League reports CNN 1 hr ago © KOLD Anti-Semitic graffiti was sprayed on the Chabad on River Synagogue. Police in Arizona are investigating after a spray-painted swastika and an anti-Semitic slur were found on the door of a Tucson synagogue. "The congregation is really disappointed. We're really taken aback," Rabbi Ram Bigelman of the Chabad on River synagogue told CNN on Tuesday. "We didn't think such antisemitism existed in our community." It is the second synagogue in the c...

'The feeling is devastating': Tucson synagogue vandalized with swastika, anti-Semitic slur BrieAnna J. Frank, Arizona Republic © Chabad Tucson Rabbi Rami Bigelman and Rabbi Yehuda Ceitlin speak with the media at Chabad on River in Tucson on June 8, 2021. Tucson police are investigating after the Chabad on River synagogue was vandalized with a swastika and an anti-Semitic slur over the weekend. Tucson police spokesperson Officer Frank Magos said the vandalism happened sometime between 8 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Monday. He said detectives were searching the area for similar g...

A synagogue in Tucson, Ariz., was vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti over the weekend, the second such incident to occur in the city in less than a month.

Multiple antisemitic incidents reported over the weekend across US   June 4, 2021 (JTA) — At least four cases of intimidation or assault against Jews have been reported in the United States since Thursday, in a continuation of what many fear is one of the country’s worst spate in years of antisemitic violence. On Saturday, six men assaulted and punched two Jewish teenagers in Brooklyn on 18th Avenue and Ocean Parkway, reported VINnews. The news site interviewed Mitchel Schwartz, the father of one of the teenagers. One of the men told the teenagers “free Palestine” and made additional...

An online rally urged people to share images on social media decrying anti-Semitism and to contact their elected officials—from their local mayor to their senator—and ask them to take a stand on the wave of Jew-hatred that has swept America and the world.