The Delegation of Argentine Israelite Associations (DAIA) issued a strong condemnation of antisemitic actions at a local soccer match in Buenos Aires, urging authorities and soccer officials to take firm action against hate and discrimination.

DAIA released a report indicating a significant rise in antisemitic incidents in Argentina during 2023, with a 44% increase overall and a notable shift toward associating incidents with the State of Israel following events on Oct. 7. The report, delivered by DAIA’s Center for Social Studies, highlights a surge in both online and in-person attacks, drawing attention to latent societal antisemitism and prompting public discourse on combating hate.

Representatives of DAIA, Argentina's Jewish umbrella organization, presented 2023 data on antisemitic incidents at the Buenos Aires City Legislature on September 16, 2024, following a court conviction of a politician for antisemitism. This action underscores DAIA's role in documenting hate crimes and advocating for marginalized communities.

DAIA unveiled a report at the Buenos Aires City Legislature detailing a 44% increase in reported antisemitic incidents in 2023, especially after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel. The report highlights a significant rise in both online and in-person hate incidents, emphasizing the urgent need to address latent antisemitism in Argentina.