The Northern District of Georgia announced four federal prosecutions for antisemitic threats on July 12-13, including threats targeting Flock Safety, a widely used law enforcement license plate reader vendor.

The Pemberton case presents a specific attack template for Jewish advocacy institutions: a subject poses as a prospective volunteer to gain interior access, then deploys a suppressed rifle intended to maximize casualties before law enforcement response.

DOJ indicted eight individuals for a coordinated year-long campaign of chemical attacks, vandalism, and threats against University of Michigan officials and Jewish institutions intended to force divestment from Israel.

An active-duty Army soldier at Fort Polk, Louisiana was charged April 28 with federal threats charges after posting audio recordings on Discord of a specific plan to enter a synagogue armed with an AK-pattern rifle and 75-round drum magazine and kill every Jewish worshipper present.

Authorities say they disrupted an alleged antisemitic mass-casualty plot targeting a Houston synagogue, arresting an 18-year-old in North Carolina on conspiracy charges while separate Texas action included a juvenile arrest, prompting precautionary closures and heightened security around local Jewish institutions.

A small explosive attack lightly damaged an Orthodox Jewish school in Amsterdam without injuries, triggered a heightened security posture at Jewish institutions, and is being investigated as a deliberate anti-Jewish intimidation act supported by surveillance footage of a suspect placing the device.