This week, the Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) reported 141 antisemitic incidents globally, with 43 (30.5%) linked to Nakba Day protests. The breakdown revealed that 48.8% of incidents were Islamist-inspired, 36.4% were associated with far-left ideologies, and 14.7% with far-right motivations. In the U.S., 35 incidents were recorded, nearly one-fourth of the global total. A notable incident involved Democratic congressional candidate Maureen Galindo threatening to imprison 'American Zionists' in Texas's 35th district. Other alarming instances included a demonstration in New York City where a flag featuring a Hamas spokesman was displayed, and a Dublin city councilor's video advocating for a 'real final solution' against Jews. In response to rising antisemitism, influential figures gathered at the CAM-hosted 'Voices for Truth' summit in Miami, while lawmakers celebrated Jewish American Heritage Month on Capitol Hill. Additionally, CAM launched the Jewish Mayors and Municipal Leaders Association, aiming to combat antisemitism through community leadership.