The number of complaints about severe
anti-Semitic incidents received by the police has increased from nineteen in
2010 to thirty in 2011. This concerns intentional insults, threats, physical abuse
and graffiti on buildings. The total number of anti-Semitic incidents has
remained about the same at 2,700. Most concern lesser forms such as
name-calling. In most cases, youths between 15 and 19 are suspected of
anti-Semitic incidents. This study was done by the Verwey-Jonker Institute on
behalf of the Anne Frank Foundation.
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