This article seems selective and overly PC.  First, it isn't just the US that is experiencing an increase in ethnic angst, it's happening all across Europe and Asia as well.  Are people there following Trump too?  And of course Hawaii has its own similar problem with nativism, as the SPLC has bravely pointed out.  (When is Kill Haole Day this year, anyway?)  Second, while synagogues have suffered from vandalism and bomb threats, at least four US mosques were outright destroyed by arson.  US Senators lined up to condemn the bomb threats but were silent about violent attacks against members of other groups.  Why is anti-semitism treated as especially bad?  Why did the authors mention the black American who made 8 bomb threats, but not the Israeli man who made dozens?  Why is criticism of the policies of Israel (or acknowledgement of their nuclear weapons) so politically incendiary?   I wonder how much of that hypocrisy and favoritism ironically leads to the vandalism and swastikas.