A new report from the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) indicates that the ongoing war in Gaza and escalating violence in the West Bank are contributing to increased difficulties for Jewish communities worldwide. The think tank’s report suggests a correlation between events in Gaza and the West Bank and a rise in antisemitic incidents abroad. Despite these concerns, a co-author of the INSS report expressed optimism that upcoming elections in Israel will result in a new administration more focused on security matters. The report doesn't specify particular locations experiencing increased antisemitism but highlights a broader trend. This rising hostility presents challenges for Jewish individuals living outside of Israel. The authors hope a shift in Israeli government priorities will positively influence the international security landscape for Jewish communities.