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US authorities reported multiple antisemitic incidents in late October 2026, including a Florida man arrested for threatening Jewish Rep. Jared Moskowitz, a Utah man charged after being found with pipe bombs and allegedly threatening to "blow up" a synagogue, a stabbing of a Jewish man in Manhattan's Diamond District under investigation as a hate crime, and the NYPD probing a fourth suspected antisemitic stabbing in the city since 2024. In response, the UK adopted a sweeping anti-antisemitism plan for schools despite teachers' union pushback, and Jewish Federations of North America launched a $35 million initiative to hire 100 professionals to combat rising antisemitism across 120 US communities.