Last week, ADL and the J7 Task Force traveled to the UK and Ireland for the annual J7 summit, amid rising antisemitism and growing threats to Jewish communities. With 2025 marking the deadliest year for antisemitic attacks against diaspora Jews in over 30 years, the need for action is urgent. It cannot wait. Throughout the week, we heard directly from Jewish communities about the challenges they face and brought their concerns to government officials and institutional leaders, including the UK's Foreign Secretary, Ireland's Taoiseach, government ministers, BBC leadership and members of Parliament. Our message was clear. World leaders must recognize antisemitism as a growing and imminent threat to Jewish communities and our shared democratic values, and take concrete action. That means strengthening security for Jewish institutions, enforcing hate crime laws, confronting antisemitism in the media and online and holding leaders accountable.

Wikipedia's "Gaza war" article was stripped of about 17,000 characters documenting the October 7 atrocities, including evidence of sexual violence. What remains is one line saying terrorists "reportedly engaged" in such violence, which is an attempt to present it as contested information rather than an established fact. Banned editors' work is still largely in place. Read ADL's new report: adl.org/resources/report/dam…

This is exactly why ADL has long called for reforms to the UN Special Rapporteur system.

We’re proud and grateful to expand our partnership with @nhclc to fight antisemitism and strengthen Christian and Jewish ties. Here’s what’s new this year: sermon and prayer guides to help pastors speak out against antisemitism, a bilingual English-Spanish Sunday school curriculum celebrating the Jewish people and the Land of Israel, new connections between churches and synagogues, and joint advocacy for bipartisan legislation to create safe access zones around houses of worship. As @JGreenblattADL said, “That is the America we are building. Young Christians and Jews who stand shoulder to shoulder. And neighbors who become friends.” jpost.com/diaspora/article-9…

A white supremacist pleaded guilty yesterday to damaging religious property. George Horn of Dundalk, Maryland, spray-painted swastikas on gravestones at a Jewish cemetery and admitted he targeted it because it was Jewish. The conviction stems from an alert from the ADL Center on Extremism, which @USAO_MD commended for its "valuable assistance" in the investigation. ADL helps hold accountable those who target the Jewish community. Accountability is central to our mission to protect. justice.gov/usao-md/pr/maryl…

Wikipedia banned the editors behind a coordinated anti-Israel and antisemitic editing campaign. It left most of their edits. On flagship pages including "Hamas," "Gaza war" and "Zionism," 91% of one banned editor's work is still live. Read ADL's new report: adl.org/resources/report/dam…

A troubling new @IMPACT_SE report finds that Syria’s post-Assad curriculum is not moving toward tolerance, but rather continuing to promote an extremist worldview. Textbooks continue to promote antisemitic stereotypes, glorify violent jihad and martyrdom, and marginalize minorities. If Syria’s new leadership seeks international legitimacy, what it teaches the next generation must be part of the test. Without meaningful education reform, the same hatred and extremism risk being carried forward, undermining any real prospect for peace, coexistence and reconciliation in the region. timesofisrael.com/liveblog_e…

ADL's @James_Pasch, VP of Litigation, joined our partners at @CIJAinfo in Canada today at their conference to discuss fighting antisemitism in the courtroom. Thank you to CIJA for the invitation and for your partnership in the global fight against antisemitism.

Wikipedia banned editors behind an antisemitic, anti-Israel editing campaign. But nearly two years later, many of their biased edits are still live on the platform. ADL’s new report, Damage Done: Wikipedia Leaves Biased Edits Unchecked Despite Editor Bans, exposes how Wikipedia has failed to clean up the damage. ADL's @orensegal explains why banning editors isn’t enough: Wikipedia must correct the biased edits, address antisemitic bias on the platform, and uphold its own standards of neutrality.

Year two of our partnership with @NHCLC, and 25 years of their leadership to celebrate! 🎉 With 6,274 antisemitic incidents recorded in 2025, the third-highest year since 1979, we're equipping pastors to speak up and stand with the Jewish community through sermon and prayer guides, church visits and new joint programs. Honored to be at #NHCLCSummit.

The term “Shylock” is rooted in a longstanding antisemitic stereotype. Regardless of intent, its use can reinforce harmful tropes about Jews and normalize language that has long been used to target the Jewish community.

Jewish social workers are being excluded from professional listservs for supporting Zionism, and some therapists are promoting "antizionist therapy." Identity-based litmus tests have no place in any profession. We join The Jewish Social Work Consortium in urging professional associations to recognize this discrimination and enforce their ethical standards. blogs.timesofisrael.com/jswc…

ADL, @jfederations, @AJCGlobal, @Conf_of_Pres and @PrizmahCJDS are appalled that a planned professional development trip by Jewish early childhood educators to Reggio Children in Italy was met with political litmus tests and antisemitic rhetoric. This incident reflects a troubling pattern of isolating Jews and Jewish institutions and making their participation in civic spaces contingent on renouncing ties to Israel, the world's sole Jewish state. Bringing this into early childhood education is particularly disturbing. We call on Reggio Children to issue an unambiguous public apology acknowledging the antisemitism these educators faced and take concrete steps to ensure all educators are welcomed, respected and treated equally. A commitment to justice for all children must include Israeli and Jewish children. Read our full statement: adl.org/resources/press-rele…