New York government-coded anti-Jewish incidents
NYS and NYPD, joined only by year.
Rule: no blended “true antisemitism” score. Counts stay attached to the source and definition that produced them.
Government
ADL sensitivity view
ADL total versus total minus records explicitly flagged Israel/Zionism-related.
What police data can miss
BJS NCVS, 2015–2019. Broad hate-crime victimization, not specifically anti-Jewish.
Two ADL layers are preserved: the full 69,984-record H.E.A.T. corpus and the 41,648-record source subset returned when filtered to “Antisemitic Incident.”
Full H.E.A.T. corpus vs antisemitic subset
ADL annual “Antisemitic Incident” count
ADL incident labels
ADL location labels
Sensitivity rule
For 2024 onward, the sensitivity line subtracts only records where ADL’s source field says field_israel_zionism_related = Yes. Blank does not mean “No,” and the remainder is not asserted to be a validated count of genuine antisemitism. Before 2024, that field is not populated comparably, so no sensitivity remainder is shown.
NYS anti-Jewish incidents, 2010–2024
NYC share of NYS anti-Jewish incidents
NYPD anti-Jewish records by patrol borough
NYPD source records
Rows coded ANTI-JEWISH by NYPD.
| Year | Date | Borough | Precinct | Offense | Complaint | Arrest |
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FBI anti-Jewish incidents
Captured official UCR Table 1 values, 2017–2019 only.
NCVS vs UCR measurement gap
Average annual hate-crime victimization, 2010–2019.
Federal caveat
The federal view is intentionally partial. The captured FBI workbooks cover 2017–2019; they are not extended into a fake continuous line. BJS estimates are broader victimization measures and are never joined as if they were anti-Jewish incident counts.
Auditability: raw source files remain outside the website bundle; SHA-256 manifests for the preserved captures are published here so the snapshot can be checked against the local archive.
Published hash manifests
ADL full H.E.A.T. capture · ADL antisemitic subset · FBI captured files · NYS, NYPD, BJS