>>The ADL Audit of Antisemitic Incidents found, on average, **10 incidents for each day in 2022** – the highest level of antisemitic activity since ADL started keeping records in 1979 – following an upward trendline of hate and vitriol directed against the American Jewish community over the last five years. This is the third time in the past five years that the year-end total has been the highest number ever recorded. According to the ADL Center on Extremism, which compiles the annual Audit, there were increases in **each category**: Incidents of **harassment** rose 29 percent compared to 2021; acts of **vandalism** surged 51 percent; and **physical assaults** jumped 26 percent. Alright... >>Significantly, the report found a doubling in activity by organized white supremacist groups, who were responsible for 852 antisemitic propaganda distribution incidents last year – an increase from the 422 propaganda incidents attributed to white supremacist groups in 2021. Flyers. >>“We’re deeply disturbed by this dramatic and completely unacceptable surge in antisemitic incidents. **While we can’t point to any single factor or ideology driving this increase**, the surges in organized white supremacist propaganda activity, brazen attacks on Orthodox Jews, a rapid escalation of bomb threats toward Jewish institutions and significant increases of incidents in schools and on college campuses all contributed to the unusually high number,” said Jonathan Greenblatt, ADL CEO and National Director. “This data confirms what Jewish communities across the country have felt and seen firsthand – and corresponds with the rise in antisemitic attitudes. From white nationalists to **religious fanatics** to radical anti-Zionists, Jewish people see a range of very real threats. It’s time to stop the surge of hate once and for all.” Oh... Mormons? Wtf is going on... >>Major Findings In 2022, ADL counted antisemitic incidents in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The Audit classifies incidents into three categories: **Assaults**: 111 incidents were categorized as assault, defined as cases where Jewish people (or people perceived to be Jewish) were targeted with physical violence accompanied by evidence of antisemitic animus. This was an increase of 26 percent compared to 2021. A total of 139 people were victims of assault, an increase of 6 percent. There was one fatality. Perpetrators in four of the antisemitic assaults made references to Israel or Zionism. Orthodox Jews, who typically are more easily identifiable than other members of the Jewish community, were disproportionately targeted – comprising 53 percent of assault incidents nationally. **Harassment**: 2,298 incidents were categorized as harassment, defined as cases where one or more Jewish people (or people perceived to be Jewish) were harassed with antisemitic slurs, stereotypes or **conspiracy theories**. Acts of harassment increased 29 percent, up from 1,776 incidents in 2021. **Vandalism**: 1,288 incidents were categorized as vandalism, defined as cases where property was damaged along with evidence of antisemitic intent or had an antisemitic impact on Jews. Acts of antisemitic vandalism increased 51 percent from the 853 incidents reported in 2021. Swastikas, which are generally interpreted as symbols of antisemitic hatred, were present in 792 of these incidents, up 37 percent from last year. Flyers. ... >>“**Regardless of where it comes from**, anti-Zionism is hateful, especially when it is used to intimidate students on campus,” Greenblatt said. “It is disturbing to continue to see both anti-Zionists on the far left and white supremacists on the far right using similar memes and tropes to spread antisemitism and hate, underscoring the fact that extremists from all sides rely on similar ideas to spread their hate.” They're coming from all sides! >>“In a year when antisemitism found mainstream acceptance like never before, antisemites were emboldened to act on their animus,” said Oren Segal, Vice President of the ADL Center on Extremism. “From the antisemitic ‘Great Replacement’ theory to **Ye’s claims about Jewish power**, these conspiracies fueled real-world incidents of hate.” Just because he's black doesn't mean he can't have an opinion you biggots!