Antisemitic incidents on the rise in the United States in 2025

The United States has witnessed an increase in anti -Semitic attacks and pro -Palestinians protests amid the war between Israel and Hamas.

After October 7, 2023, an attack on Israel, and anti -Jewish hatred crimes in the United States rose to the highest number ever, according to the Federal Investigation Office.

A new incident in Bulder, Colorado, during the weekend being investigated as a targeted terrorist attack.

Below is the collapse of the main anti -Endowment incidents in the United States in 2025.

Terrorism in Buldander, Colorado

Police chief, Stephen Redfern, said that his ministry had received early afternoon reports on Sunday from a man carrying a weapon and people harassing Perl Street.

Redfarne said one of the suspects with slight injuries was detained at the scene at the scene.

The suspect, Muhammad Sabri Suleiman, is now facing killing, attacks and other charges after the FBI launched a “targeted terrorist attack” in Bulder, Colorado.

Violence was left against a supportive group of Israel to Hamas to release the Israeli hostages eight people between the ages of 52 to 88 years, with injuries, including a critical condition, according to the Federal Investigation Office. The police responded to the area after receiving reports of a man with a weapon that set fire.

“Nominated for their lives”, the organization was hosting the event. The group organizes operating and walking events calling for the immediate release of all hostages being detained by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Suleiman was accused of first -class death – deliberations with the intention; First degree killing – severe indifference; Crimes against adults at risk/the elderly; The first-class assault-non-family; First degree attack – emotion heat; A criminal attempt to commit the first and second category; And the use of explosives or incendiary devices during a felony.

Suleiman also learned in the United States illegally, Fox News learned.

Bulder Police Administration confirmed on Monday that no victim was dead. Suleiman was booked in Bulder Province, Colorado, on Sunday evening, and remains on a bond of $ 10 million.

The start of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

He accused a start speaker Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) from being part of a “Palestine from the face of the earth”, leading to many students to go out.

Mega m. Vimore, Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2025 president, to praise Her colleagues to protest against Israel in the aftermath of October 7, 2023, terrorist attacks and the Gaza war that followed.

Jewish students graduate after the head of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the University of “Geninium” of Israel accuses Israel

“Last spring, I voted the Union of Graduate Students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Federation of Graduate Studies by an overwhelming majority to reduce relations with the IDF,” said Fimori. “I called for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. She stood in solidarity with the activists supporting Palestinians on the campus. I faced threats, intimidation and repression coming from all directions, especially your university officials.”

Her comments attracted a mixture of Boos and Heaters, according to the video obtained by Fox News Digital. One of the attendees, waving what appears to be a Palestinian flag, is safely preserved. Some students came out as VEMURI spoke. Others shouted at the crowd, “shame.”

“But you prevailed because the community of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which I know will never tolerate the genocide,” Fimori continued. “At the present time, while we are preparing to graduate and move forward in our lives, there are no universities in Gaza.”

“We are watching Israel trying to wipe Palestine from the face of the earth. It is a shame that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is part of it.”

Jewish and Israeli students came out and some protested in the crowd because VEMURI accused the University of being “directly complicit in the continuous genocide of the Palestinian people.”

After Fimuri delivered her speech at a starting event, she was told that she would not be allowed at the next university ceremony.

“With regard to the activities of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2025, the speech delivered by one of the top graduates at the on Thursday’s starting start ceremony was not presented by the spokesman. While the individual had a limited role in the undergraduate bachelor’s degree today, she was notified that she will not be allowed in today’s events,” said A MIT Spokespons in filming her.

“The Massachusetts Institute of Technology supports free expression but stands beside its decision, which was in response to the individual intentionally, bitterly and repeated the starting organizers and leading a protest from the theater, which led to the disruption of an important institute’s concert.”

The shooting outside the Jewish capital, the museum in Washington

On May 21, Yaron Lesinski and Sarah Lin Melgerim, two employees at the Israeli embassy in the United States – were shot – who are to participate – where they left a museum event focusing on finding humanitarian solutions to Gaza.

Lynsinsky was born in Israel and grew up in Germany. His father is a Jew and his mother is a Christian.

Yaron Lesinski and Sarah Lin Melgerim were shot while leaving an event at the Jewish Capital Museum. Here they appear to obtain a picture in an unknown location, in the image of this statement issued by the Israeli embassy to the United States on May 22, 2025. (The Israel Embassy to the United States via X/Al -Bayan via Reuters)

Milgram was an American employee at the embassy.

Two Israeli diplomats were killed during the event at the Jewish Museum in Washington, DC

The authorities Elias Rodriguez, a 31 -year -old man from Chicago, took the reservation. When he was detained, Rodriguez started screaming, “Palestine is free, free!”

The FBI in the incident is investigating a potential hate crime and investigating any ties with terrorism.

Stephen Jensen, the assistant manager responsible for the FBI office in Washington, told a press conference that federal law enforcement is working alongside the Capital Police Administration (MPD) to “consider relations with potential terrorism or motivation on the basis of a bias -based crime or a hate crime.”

An attack on the home of the governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro

Democratic Governor Josh Shapiru and his family were forced to evacuate their home after celebrating the first night of Easter, after setting fire to the housing while they were sleeping at home.

Kodi Palmer, 38, was accused of attempting to kill, burn, robbery, terrorism and related crimes of alleged shooting on Shapiro’s residency.

Governor Josh Shapiro speaks during a press conference outside the Ruler’s Palace after part of the property was damaged in a deliberate fire on April 13, 2025, in Harrispurg, Pennsylvania. (Getty/Commonwealth Media Services)

Shapiro said, when he recounted the horrific attack, that the intruder “had a bag containing some Molotov cocktails and had a kind of metal hammer”, and hid in the bushes near the fence before he eventually wandered the home security sensors.

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Shapiro said that the security sensor prompted a Pennsylvania soldier to reach his home, but according to the ruler, “the darkness was, and the soldier was unable to discover it.”

Shapiro said the suspect was able to make his way through a corridor in the backyard, broke a window with a hammer, and threw a cocktail of Molotov at home.

According to what was reported, Palmer admitted in several cases that he was driven by the Israeli war in Gaza and what Shapiru, who is a Jew, “wants to do for the Palestinian people.”

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“The governor of the state, Josh Shapiro, needs to know that Cody Palmer will not participate in his plans for what he wants to do for the Palestinian people.” “He needs to leave my family alone. He needs to keep his eyes away from my daughters. He must stop killing my friends.”

He added, “You know all of you find me. I am not hiding, and I will admit everything I did.”

Details of a memorandum from Palmer interview with the state forces, in which he confessed to “harboring hatred towards” Shapiro. According to what Palmer admitted to a soldier, he was responsible for the intentional burning attack and said that he intends to attack Shapiro with his hammer if he would find the ruler in the palace.

Joshua Nelson, in Fox News, Alexandra Koch, Landon Mon and Mark Tamasco contributed to this report.