The data

Antisemitism Watch holds 11,207 records of antisemitic incidents across 80 countries, from January 2019 onward, added to daily. Each record carries a date, a city-level location, a category, a severity rating, the collection method and a link to the source it came from.

The maps, country pages and annual comparisons on this site are built from these records and are open to everyone.

Requesting the records

The underlying records are available to journalists, researchers and monitoring organisations on request. Write to no-hate-no@proton.me and say:

• which slice you need — a country, a date range, a category, or the full archive
• what you are working on, in a sentence

We normally reply within a few days, and send CSV. There is no charge.

Terms of use are agreed when we send the data. In short: cite the archive, and follow the source link before publishing any individual incident.

Before you publish figures from this archive

This archive measures how visible incidents became, not how many occurred. National community organisations — CST, ADL, RIAS, CDEC, B’nai Brith, DAIA, ECAJ, CIDI — count what victims report to them. Their numbers are consistently higher and are the better measure of incidence.

Four limitations that will mislead you if you skip them:

1. Roughly 95% of records are collected automatically and have not been checked by a human. Follow the source link before citing any single incident.
2. Two thirds of the archive is imported official and open data, not press reporting. OSCE ODIHR alone accounts for more than 7,000 records.
3. The imported OSCE layer ends in 2024. The apparent decline after 2024 is data lag, not a fall in incidents. Do not read a trend off it.
4. US figures are dominated by New York because the NYPD publishes hate-crime data as open data and most US police departments do not. This is an artefact of what is published, not a finding about New York.

The full methodology, including these limitations, is at /he/methodology.

Earlier releases

Between 3 and 5 August 2026 parts of this archive were published for direct download under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. That licence is not revocable: anyone who obtained the data in that window keeps their rights to it under those terms. Data supplied from this date onward is provided on the terms agreed at the time of the request.

Corrections

If a record is wrong, mislabelled or should not be there, write to no-hate-no@proton.me.