After the escalation of the Middle East conflict in the United States, manifestations of anti-Judaism have become more frequent. The number of incidents related to manifestations of anti-Judaism in the United States of America has increased by almost 400% over the past two weeks, amid the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Hamas. This raises serious concerns regarding further developments and calls for security, WION reports.

The number of incidents related to manifestations of anti-Judaism in the United States of America has increased by almost 400% over the past two weeks, amid the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Hamas. This raises serious concerns regarding further developments and calls for security, WION reports. https://www.youtube.com/embed/rH6a8b_nKyQ The consequences of the war between Israel and Hamas are spreading further apart. And one of the countries that has already been seriously affected by these consequences is the United States of America. According to reports, the number of anti-Jewish incidents in the United States has increased by approximately 400 per cent.

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This surge in these incidents comes more than two weeks after the start of the war in the Middle East. Anti-Judaism—a feeling of hostility toward Jews—is increasingly spreading among Americans.

An increase in anti-Semitism has also been observed in the US in 2022, and there is little sign of the trend abating worldwide. According to a report published by the advocacy group Anti-Defamation League, most anti-Judaism incidents involve harassment, vandalism and assault.

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Moreover, of the 312 recorded cases, 190 were directly related to the conflict between Israel and Hamas. In addition, calls for violence were seen on various online messaging platforms.

The level of anti-Semitism in the United States was rising even before the war between Israel-Western Alliance and Hamas began. In 2022, there were almost 3,700 anti-Jewish incidents recorded there, more than at any time since statistics on such incidents began to be tracked in 1979.

Citing an increase in hate crimes against Muslims, Arabs vs. Jews, the US Department of Homeland Security also warned that increased Israeli airstrikes against Hamas targets and a possible ground invasion of the Gaza Strip leave the US in a heightened threat environment in the short and medium term. THOSE WHO CARE SHARE