According to figures compiled by RIAS, Berlin recorded its highest annual count of antisemitic incidents, highlighting the continued prevalence of hate crimes amid rising pro-Hamas activism and antisemitism in Germany.

RIAS, the Federal Association of Departments for Research and Information on Antisemitism, released its annual report showing an over 80% increase in recorded antisemitic incidents in Germany in 2023. The report highlights severe cases including life‐threatening attacks, property damage, and significant hate threats targeting the Jewish community, emphasizing the growing societal burden and the transfer of longstanding stereotypes to post-October 7 events.

RIAS released its comprehensive annual report detailing a significant rise in antisemitic incidents throughout 2023, notably following the October 7 massacres. The report documents a wide range of incidents—from violent assaults to hateful graffiti—and provides critical data that aids civil society and policymakers in addressing extremist ideologies and protecting marginalized communities.

The RIAS group, dedicated to monitoring antisemitism in Germany, reported a significant increase in incidents in 2023, with over 4,700 cases documented. The rise, particularly after the October 7 attack on Israel, has raised concerns and spurred public rallies in support of the Jewish community.

RIAS, the Federal Association monitoring antisemitism in Germany, released a report detailing nearly 1,000 antisemitic incidents since the Hamas terror attack on Israel. The report highlights an increase of over 300% in such incidents, attributing part of the surge to Hamas propaganda. The data aims to raise public awareness and promote accountability in combating hate crimes.