Fox News’ Anti-Semitism Exposed newsletter brings you stories about growing anti-Semitic bias in the United States and around the world.

In today’s newsletter:

– Anti-Semitic incidents nearly triple in New York City despite record lows in other crime rates
– Pennsylvania Democrats slam anti-Semitic rally that glorifies Hamas
– Writer Sees Red on Robert Kraft’s Blue League Super Bowl Ad

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks during a news conference on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, in New York City. (Yuki Iwamura/Associated Press)

Headlines: Even as New York City celebrates its “safest month ever” with record low murders and shootings, Anti-Semitic hate crimes surge 182%. The 31 incidents, including the attack on Chabad headquarters, account for more than half of all hate crimes and have the community on edge. The Anti-Defamation League is asking Mayor Mamdani to prioritize leadership in dealing with an “alarming” surge in targeted violence as overall crime rates fall.

video: Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro discusses cooperation with federal authorities on crime issues and concerns about the rise of bipartisan anti-Semitism in a “special report.” watch here:

“I felt forced”: State Senator Sharif Street, the first Muslim member of the House of Representatives, Strong condemnation of anti-Semitic rally in Rittenhouse Square Protesters glorified Hamas and “martyrdom.” Street rejected extremism and declared that Hamas should be condemned, not celebrated. His stance joins bipartisan warnings, including from Republican leaders and Gov. Shapiro, that inciting violence against Jewish neighbors undermines the path to peace.

Not a fan: New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s ‘Post-it’ note Super Bowl campaign against anti-Semitism is under attack. Tablet columnist Liel Leibovitz slammed the ad as “silly” and “spineless clicktivism,” comparing it to an empty moral gesture. He believes soft approaches cannot address real-world threats and calls for tougher, more direct action against the symbolic blue square.

Owner Robert Kraft’s Super Bowl ad targeting anti-Semitism drew mixed reviews. (Billy Weiss/Getty Images)

Guest Editorial: Arbel Yehoud and Ariel Cunio, who were taken hostage at Kibbutz Niel Oz on October 7, 2023, wrote how they love each other deeply Help them get through this.

Quote of the week: “But this new ad is so offensive not just because of the sensationalism it generates—or because of the fact that prominent American Muslims have spent the past three years behaving very un-Bilal, advocating everything from modern-day blood libels to violent anti-Semitic pogroms on college campuses—but also because of what it tells us about the mindset of much of organized Judaism today.” Tablet columnist Liel Leibovitz talks about Robert Kraft’s Super Bowl ad.

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