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2025 was the deadliest year for antisemitic attacks globally since 1994, with 20 people killed across seven key countries hosting most of the world’s Jewish population. Over 23,000 incidents surged—up 97% in violence and 136% overall since 2022—sparking urgent warnings that hate is no longer a threat but an active, escalating reality. Fueling the surge: anti-Zionism masking antisemitism, hate spreading through schools, universities, and online platforms, and Jewish communities feeling unsafe enough to hide their identities. Countries like Australia saw a 270% spike, including a deadly Bondi Beach attack, while Germany leads in per capita incidents, with hate normalized across political spectrums. Experts demand immediate, unified global action—from governments to schools and citizens—to prevent future tragedies before this tide of hate drowns out safety and solidarity.

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