If it is an ongoing crime or an emergency situation, you should always call 112.

Report the crime to the police as soon as possible. Early reporting makes it easier to find technical evidence and interview witnesses.

If you are a victim of an antisemitic incident or if you have information about an antisemitic incident that has happened to someone else, please contact us as soon as possible.

An antisemitic incident is a harmful act targeting Jews, organizations, or property, where there is evidence that the event has an antisemitic motive or content, or that the victim is (or is believed to be) Jewish.

NJSC has a department that handles antisemitic incidents and provides support to victims.

We are committed to protecting your personal information and treat all cases with strict confidentiality.

NJSC may contact the police and other parties to ensure that all events are handled properly. If you do not want to contact the police directly, NJSC can do so on your behalf (however, both parties’ personal information is required). A copy of the report (victim’s copy) is usually sent by mail to the victim of the crime.

In a non-emergency situation, you can also report an incident online using the online form below. Make sure to be as specific as possible and include as many details as you remember.

All fields marked with * must be filled in before the form can be submitted.