Jewish Groups Divided Over Approach To Combat Antisemitism

The annual report Anti-Semitic Incidents in Germany 2022 by the Federal Association of Research and Information Centers on Anti-Semitism (RIAS e.V.) is presented at the Federal Press Conference. For the first time, the report gathers data from 12 regional RIAS reporting centers and provides an insight into the nationwide extent and trends of anti-Semitic incidents. (Bernd von Jutrczenka/picture alliance via Getty Images)

The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) and Jewish Council for Public Affairs (JCPA) split in mid-June from the Combat Antisemitism Movement—a coalition of some 700 organizations that reaches about 4 million people—over a video the group has since removed.

Ron Prosor (2nd from left), Israeli ambassador in Berlin, visits Sonnenallee with Martin Hikel (SPD, l), district mayor of Neukölln, after anti-Semitic posters in Berlin-Neukölln last week. According to the Neukölln district office, posters in Neukölln approved of rocket attacks on Israel. (FABIAN SOMMER/picture alliance via Getty Images)