Antisemitic incidents in 2022. Study of the experiences of the Jewish community.

The publication prepared by the Jewish Association Czulent in cooperation with the Jewish Community of Warsaw is a report for 2022 that presents what antisemitism in Poland looks like today—based on real reports and data. It was created to better understand the scale of the phenomenon, its new forms (especially online), and to support institutions, organizations, and individuals working to counter hate. It is a practical source of knowledge for public administration, educators, activists, and anyone who wants to respond effectively—so it is worth downloading the report to see the full picture of the issue.

The report is based on reports submitted through the zglosantysemityzm.pl platform. This tool allows people experiencing or witnessing incidents to report them safely, while also enabling data collection and trend analysis. As a result, the publication highlights not only individual cases, but also broader mechanisms and recurring patterns.

An important element of the report is the use of modern technologies. Data analysis makes it possible to monitor how antisemitism develops in the digital space—on social media, in memes, and through new forms of communication. It shows that hate is evolving and increasingly operates in less obvious ways.

The publication also includes an analysis of trends and a description of the methodology, which helps to better understand how the data is collected and interpreted. This combination of community experience and analysis provides a solid foundation for action—both educational and systemic.

This is an example of the Czulent Jewish Association’s approach—combining data, technology, and community experience to create effective tools for countering hate.

If you have experienced, witnessed, or are aware of an antisemitic incident—report it at zglosantysemityzm.pl.

The publication was created as part of the project “Integrated System for Monitoring Antisemitic Crimes and Hate Speech, as well as Providing Assistance and Support for Members of the Jewish Community.” The project is being implemented by the Jewish Association Czulent and the Jewish Religious Community in Warsaw.

The project is funded by the European Union under the Rights, Equality and Citizenship Program for 2014-2020, as well as the Foundation “Memory, Responsibility, and Future” (EVZ).