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A weekly wrap of ADL’s reports, updates and analysis on antisemitism around the world.

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📣 Save Your Seat at Never Is Now Before Prices Go Up Jan. 25

On March 16-17,
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please join us in New York City for ADL’s Never Is Now — the world’s largest summit on antisemitism and hate. This isn’t just another conference. It’s where our community comes together to learn, connect and turn our shared concern into meaningful action.

Whether you’re an advocate, educator, legal professional, student, parent or community leader, you'll find programming designed specifically for you:

- Global Safety & Security
- Advocacy
- Education (CEU credit)
- Litigation
- Student Leadership
- NEW track added: Arts, Media & Technology — addressing the rising antisemitism in these creative and innovative spaces.
Early Bird pricing for a limited time: This is your best opportunity to save at least $150 on every general admission ticket while securing your spot at this vital event.

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This Week’s Topline

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Digital Couriers: How U.S. Anti-Israel Activists Amplify Terror Propaganda

Since Hamas’ deadly 10/7 attacks, analysts from the ADL Center on Extremism have tracked how U.S.-based anti-Zionist activists and groups, including Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapters, are amplifying propaganda from Palestinian Foreign Terrorist Organizations and others to promote support for the “resistance” — a euphemistic reference to the various terrorist groups responsible for violent attacks against Israel.

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A composite showing material originating with Palestinian terror groups shared online. (Screenshots: Instagram/X/Telegram)

This circulation fuels a broader, dangerous shift: the increased normalization of rhetoric and messaging from terror organizations that overtly encourage acts of violence against Israel and Jewish people.
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Read the report for examples, ranging from an SJP chapter in Illinois that shared a video on Instagram showing what appears to be a Hamas terrorist inside the home of an Israeli family during the 10/7 attack, to a ”revolutionary” bookstore in LA that promoted shirts decorated with guns and messages from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

Our new report also provides recommendations for social media companies, Congress and university administrators on how to disrupt the pipeline of terror propaganda dissemination amid a high threat environment.

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Dig into ADL’s Digital Couriers report

MAKING PROGRESS WITH ADL

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After a devastating arson attack in Mississippi,
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ADL’s South Central Regional Director Lindsay Baach Friedmann quickly headed down to provide ADL support.

My time in Jackson and with the leadership of Beth Israel Congregation was both heartbreaking and deeply affirming. In the aftermath of such a traumatic act, it was vital to stand alongside the grieving community to remind them that they were not alone. Providing resources from the ADL Center on Extremism, law enforcement and community partners, we supported Jackson as they processed the fear and pain caused by this antisemitic attack. The Jewish community's strength was unmistakable and served as a unifying force as the entire city responded to this unthinkable act of hate. I was truly honored to stand in solidarity with Beth Israel and privileged to be part of a 110+ year history of
lifting up those targeted by hate.

What’s News

ADL Launches Aggressive State Legislative Agenda: The 2026 state legislative sessions have opened, and ADL is pursuing an aggressive legislative agenda. We are working in at least 29 states on close to 60 bills and initiatives aimed to Prioritize Fighting Antisemitism, Educating About the Jewish Experience and Protecting Jewish Communities. ADL is aggressively working on key legislation to protect our houses of worship, establish antisemitism taskforces, create Title VI coordinators to help protect students, enforce and pass laws to fight masked intimidation and harassment, and fund state nonprofit security grant programs — just to name a few. We are coordinating state lobby days to
empower our volunteers and mobilize the community to come and advocate with us in state capitols. “As antisemitism and extremism continue to impact our communities, ADL is leading the charge with model legislation, working with key lawmakers throughout the country, and leveraging innovation and partnerships to drive effective change,” noted Meredith R. Weisel, ADL’s VP of State and Local Advocacy.

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Make your voice heard. Sign up to join ADL’s next lobby day. We’ll equip you with everything you need to make an impact.

→ Learn more about your state’s antisemitism laws and policies with
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ADL’s Jewish Policy Index.

Brussels Sprouts with Jewish Community: ADL’s Andrew Srulevitch and Dalia Grinfeld were in Belgium this month to help the European Jewish community fight antisemitism. ADL presented data from our
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joint survey with the World Union of Jewish Students to the EU Commission’s Working Group to Combat Antisemitism. Members of that EU group were astounded that 78% of Jewish students concealed their Jewish identity. We met with over 40 Special Envoys from European nations and Jewish community leaders at the event, and we secured a cooperation agreement with BESC (the Belgian Jewish security organization) to partner with the ADL Center on Extremism and to help distribute
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Words To Action (WTA) in Belgium. Over the past three years, our WTA program has empowered 5,000 young Jews in 25 countries across Europe to respond to antisemitism.

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EVENT: Remembering the Six Million: Commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day with ADL’s Echoes & Reflections Holocaust education program. On January 27, learn about Yad Vashem’s mission to recover the names and identities of the six million victims of the Holocaust, and how it has reached a milestone in identifying five million of these individuals. Sheryl Ochayon, Yad Vashem’s Project Director, will also use the database and Pages of Testimony of Yad Vashem to tell the stories of some of the lives lost in the Holocaust.
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Register now for this powerful online ADL event.

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EVENT: Confronting Antisemitism in Healthcare: Gain insights from ADL experts alongside healthcare professionals and advocates working at the front lines — examining challenges, sharing strategies, and highlighting how Jewish voices and allies are taking action across the field.
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Register now for this free online event on Feb. 11. How big of a concern is this? Read an op-ed by Dr. Miri Bar Halpern and ADL’s Sara Colb about how
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“Antisemitism in Healthcare Is a Public Health Crisis — and Must Be Treated as One.” Also, read ADL’s backgrounder on
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Healthcare Workers for Palestine.

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Modest Gains on Security Funding: The $300 million included for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program for 2026 in Congress’ Homeland Security budget bill represents meaningful progress and growing bipartisan recognition of the real threats facing houses of worship. The House passed this bill today. With the arson attack on a Mississippi synagogue fresh in all of our minds, ADL will continue working with Congress to secure increased funding in the next funding cycle to ensure synagogues and other vulnerable institutions have the protection they need.
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Read more about NSGP funding.

Take Action Today

Speak up now with ADL! Attacks on houses of worship are on the rise, and the Nonprofit Security Grant Program provides funding for security measures. The House just voted to increase funding by over $25 million. That’s major progress because people like you spoke out. Thank your Members of Congress and encourage them to continue providing more funding for this life-saving program.

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Social Spotlights

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@ADL on LinkedIn

ADL is proud to announce the election of three distinguished leaders to our Board of Directors. These leaders bring a wealth of strategic leadership and innovative thinking as we face unprecedented challenges in the fight against antisemitism. We welcome Stacie Hartman — a veteran trial lawyer and financial markets expert, Stacie has been a dedicated ADL leader since 2016. She most recently co-chaired ADL’s National Commission and has been a cornerstone of our Chicago/Midwest region, where she has chaired multiple committees. We welcome Rev. Johnnie Moore, PhD — a former Commissioner for International Religious Freedom, Rev. Moore brings a vital multi-faith perspective.
His decade-long history with ADL includes his work as a founding member and chairman of ADL’s Task Force on Middle East Minorities. We welcome Matthew Segal — a media innovator and member of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, Matthew has been a frequent featured speaker at ADL events. He leverages his expertise at ATTN: to create impactful civic literacy programming. Together, they bring the expertise needed to develop new tools and strategies to combat antisemitism.

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A group of influencers who bolster antisemitism with their hateful behavior walk into a club in Miami and request Ye’s “Heil Hitler” song... No, this isn’t the setup of a joke. It actually happened. And guess what? The nightclub shamefully obliged. Why would a nightclub play a song that glorifies Hitler and was banned by multiple streaming platforms? Imagine being Jewish, out for a fun night, and now you’re surrounded by people performing Nazis salutes to a song that glorifies the individual responsible for murdering 6 million other Jews. This is not ok. @vendomemiami — care to explain?

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On #MLKDay, we honor the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As antisemitism and all forms of hate continue to challenge our communities, in the spirit of Dr. King’s vision, we remain committed to the work ahead that’s required from all of us to combat them. I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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