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Antisemitism Data Dashboard

Verified antisemitism and hate-crime data for Los Angeles, California, and the United States, compiled from official reporting by the ADL, the LA County Commission on Human Relations, the California Department of Justice, and the FBI.

Verified official data · compiled August 2026

U.S. antisemitic incidents (2025)

6,274

3rd-highest year on record · ADL

Anti-Jewish hate crimes · LA County (2024)

202

2nd-highest in 44 years

Anti-Jewish hate crimes · California (2025)

289

-7% vs 2024 · CA DOJ

Jewish share of LA religious hate crime

80%

of religion-based hate crimes target Jews

U.S. Antisemitic Incidents, by Year

ADL Audit of Antisemitic Incidents

Reported antisemitic assault, harassment, and vandalism nationwide. After the post–Oct 7 peak of 9,354 in 2024, incidents fell to 6,274 in 2025, still the third-highest total on record, and physical assaults (203) hit an all-time high.

Anti-Jewish hate crimes · LA County

LA County Commission on Human Relations

Anti-Jewish hate crimes reported across Los Angeles County. 2023 was the highest ever recorded; 2024 the second-highest in 44 years.

LA County's Hate Crime Report is released roughly a year in arrears; the 2025 report was not yet published when this data was compiled.

Anti-Jewish hate crimes · California

California DOJ

Statewide anti-Jewish bias hate-crime events reported to the California Department of Justice. In 2025, Jews were targeted in 74% of the state's religion-based hate crimes.

Los Angeles County: 2024 in Context

From the LA County Commission on Human Relations 2024 Hate Crime Report

~65%

Of California's anti-Jewish hate crimes

Happened in LA County alone in 2024 (202 of 310 statewide; LA County Commission & CA DOJ).

28

Anti-Israeli hate crimes

Up from 22 in 2023, the highest the Commission has ever recorded.

147

School-based hate crimes

Up from 139 in 2023, the highest count ever documented in the county.

80%

Of religious hate crime

Of all religion-motivated hate crimes in LA County targeted the Jewish community.

A note on this data. The figures above are official aggregate counts of reported hate crimes and incidents. Under-reporting is significant, so real-world totals are higher. Community-submitted reports are tracked separately and shown, clearly labeled, on the incident map.

Predictive Risk Modeling

Planned

A machine-learning model for incident risk forecasting is planned for a future release. It will analyze historical patterns to identify elevated-risk windows and geographic clusters, enabling community organizations and campus security teams to allocate resources proactively.

Roadmap: not yet available

Sources

Figures compiled August 2026 from the most recent published reports. References to these organizations do not imply partnership or endorsement.