""While it is encouraging that reported antisemitic incidents in New York fell by nearly 20% in 2025, the 1,160 cases which we tracked and responded to remains double the number before the massive spike post 10/7, and I know firsthand that too many New Yorkers lived in fear in 2025 of being the victim of antisemitism.""
""This decline does mark the first reversal of an upward trend that has persisted every year since 2021, but the numbers make clear that much work remains.""
""Last year marked one of the most violent and deadly periods for American Jews since ADL began tracking data in 1979.""
The Anti-Defamation League's report reveals a 10% increase in antisemitic assaults in New York, with 90 incidents reported last year. New York accounted for 44% of all antisemitic assaults in the U.S. Despite a 19% decline in overall antisemitic incidents in New York State, Brooklyn experienced a 10% rise, with physical assaults increasing significantly. Incidents targeting Orthodox Jews rose by 39%. The report indicates that while there is a decline in reported incidents, the numbers remain concerning and reflect ongoing fears among the Jewish community.
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