New FBI hate-crime data shows anti-Jewish incidents account for roughly 15% of all reported hate crimes in the United States, despite Jews being a small fraction of the population. The figure highlights the disproportionate targeting of American Jews.
The FBI's latest hate crime statistics show that Jews remain the most targeted religious group in the United States relative to population size. According to the data, anti-Jewish incidents made up roughly 15% of all reported hate crimes, over six times the expected rate based on population share.
The report comes amid a broader rise in antisemitism that The Zioneer has documented. In recent weeks, the FBI arrested eight suspects accused of running a coordinated campaign of threats and vandalism against Jewish targets. A survey published earlier this month found that 57% of Jewish adults in the U.S. experienced antisemitism in the past year. Germany also recorded a record 8,725 antisemitic incidents in 2025.
The data underscore the persistent threat facing American Jews in the world's second-largest Jewish community. The full FBI report is available via Jewish Breaking News.
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