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FBI: U.S. Anti-Jewish Hate Crimes Reach Record 1,938 in 2024

Despite a 1.5% drop in overall hate crimes, religiously motivated attacks became more concentrated against Jewish Americans in 2024.

Charlie Garrett, co-owner of the Dapper Dog Tattoo shop in Annapolis, Maryland, holds the flag that was torn down. The shop was the target of a hate crime after a Naval Academy graduate and Marine veteran ripped a pride flag off its front awning. Photo: Jeffrey F. Bill/Capital Gazette/Baltimore Sun/Tribune News Service via Getty Images
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FBI: Anti-Jewish Hate Crimes in US Hit Record High in 2024
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Overview

  • The FBI recorded 1,938 anti-Jewish incidents last year, the highest tally since federal tracking began and representing nearly 70% of all religion-based hate crimes.
  • Total hate crime incidents fell by 1.5% to 11,679 in 2024, down from 11,862 in 2023.
  • Race-based bias drove half of all hate crimes, with anti-Black offenses comprising 51% of the 7,043 reported race-motivated cases.
  • Reported anti-Muslim hate crimes dropped to 228 incidents and anti-LGBTQ+ cases fell to 2,390, marking year-over-year declines in both categories.
  • Advocates and legislators are pressing Congress to approve the Improving Reporting to Prevent Hate Act to close reporting gaps and bolster nationwide hate crime data collection.