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An antisemitic phrase scrawled on a Holocaust survivor’s home in California. A display supporting Israeli hostages kicked over in Minnesota. Palestinian nationalist messaging spray-painted on a non-profit’s building in Rhode Island. All, according to local reports, are among the latest acts of vandalism to shake Jewish communities in the US amid increasingly tense rhetoric and protests surrounding the war between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas and as the head of the FBI warns antise

Since the savage Oct. 7 Hamas pogrom in Israel, there have been pro-Hamas statements and gatherings on American university campuses, pro-Hamas rallies in major American cities, and a surge in open, genocidal antisemitism on social media. If you’re among the horrified, read on for ways you can help both American Jews and Israel.

An antisemitic phrase scrawled on a Holocaust survivor’s home in California. A display supporting Israeli hostages kicked over in Minnesota. Palestinian nationalist messaging spray-painted on a non-profit’s building in Rhode Island. All, according to local reports, are among the latest acts of vandalism to shake Jewish communities in the US amid increasingly tense rhetoric and protests surrounding the war between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas and as the head of the FBI warns antisemitism in the country is reaching “historic levels.”

A stillness engulfed Cabot Quad, which was covered with an expanse of empty tables and chairs for two and a half hours Friday afternoon as passersby observed a Shabbat memorial organized for Hamas hostages. One hundred and sixty chairs lined tables laid out for a traditional Shabbat dinner, with plates and forks alongside bottles of...

The graffiti included an alarming message: "Death 2 America."