J7大型社区反犹太主义工作组发布的报告显示，2025年是以色列境外反犹太袭击事件最致命的一年[1]。在阿根廷、澳大利亚、加拿大、法国、德国、英国和美国七个国家中，共记录超过23,000起反犹太事件，导致约20人丧生[1]。这一事件总数相比2022年的9,800起增长了136%[1]。丧生人数创下1994年布宜诺斯艾利斯AMIA炸弹袭击以来的最高纪录[1]。其中，澳大利亚邦迪海滩附近光明节音乐节的枪击事件最为致命，造成15人死亡[1]。
在区域分布上，德国成为反犹太事件最频繁的国家，2025年共发生8,725起事件，每1,000名犹太居民中有70起[1]。该国事件中，右翼极端主义占807起，左翼极端主义501起，伊斯兰极端主义166起[1]。在其他国家，反犹太主义分别占英国事件总数的48%和美国事件总数的45%[1]。德国中央犹太人委员会主席约瑟夫·舒斯特指出，这些数字代表"反犹太主义的持续正常化"[1]。尽管2024至2025年间事件总数出现小幅下降，但仍远高于2023年10月7日之前的水平[1]。
A report by the J7 major community antisemitism working group has documented that 2025 marked the most lethal year for antisemitic attacks outside Israel, with over 23,000 incidents recorded across seven countries—Argentina, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States—resulting in approximately 20 deaths [1]. This represents a 136 percent increase compared to the 9,800 incidents reported in 2022 [1]. The deadliest single incident occurred at a Hanukkah music festival near Bondi Beach in Australia, where a shooting claimed 15 lives [1].
Germany recorded the highest rate of antisemitic incidents, with 8,725 cases in 2025 and an incidence rate of 70 incidents per 1,000 Jewish residents [1]. Among these, right-wing extremism accounted for 807 incidents, left-wing extremism for 501, and Islamic extremism for 166 [1]. Antisemitism comprised 48 percent of incidents in the United Kingdom and 45 percent in the United States [1]. Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, characterized the figures as representing "the ongoing normalization of antisemitism" [1].
While the overall number of incidents declined between 2024 and 2025, the current level remains substantially higher than the period before October 7, 2023 [1]. This year marks the deadliest for antisemitic attacks since the 1994 AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires [1].