The Center for Information and Documentation Israel (CIDI) released a report indicating that antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands accounted for 26% of all discrimination cases in 2025, with 281 incidents recorded. This figure is a decrease from the peak of 421 incidents in 2024 but remains significantly elevated compared to pre-war levels. The report highlights several concerning trends, including a rise in antisemitic incidents at protests, particularly those related to anti-immigration sentiments and the Israel-Hamas conflict. Notably, traditional antisemitic conspiracy theories are increasingly being expressed using the term 'Zionist.' Furthermore, the report emphasizes a troubling trend of trivializing the Holocaust, with analogies that diminish the historical context of Jewish suffering. CIDI also noted that many Jewish individuals feel compelled to hide their religious symbols due to fear of backlash. The organization urges the Netherlands to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism and enhance resources for addressing these offenses. However, the report cautions that the data may not fully reflect the reality of antisemitism, as many incidents go unreported due to a lack of faith in the reporting process.