CAM weekly antisemitism report – CAM exposes antisemitic CrowdFunding accounts

ByCOMBAT ANTISEMITISM MOVEMENT

NOVEMBER 15, 2026 14:27

The latest Global Antisemitism Report highlights 108 new incidents of antisemitism monitored worldwide by the Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by CAM during the past week.

Broken down by ideological categories, 34.3% of the incidents were Islamist-Inspired (37), 29.6% Far-Left (32), and 22.2% Far-Right (24), with 13.9% Unaffiliated/Other (15).

Data on Antisemitic Incidents (credit: COMBAT ANTISEMITISM MOVEMENT)

Weekly Spotlight

A new study by CAM's Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) revealed that 51 accounts regularly publishing antisemitic content collectively raised at least $1.15 million through four mainstream crowdfunding platforms, exposing significant shortcomings in the policies and enforcement practices that allow online hate to become a profitable enterprise.

The ARC's findings highlighted how creators promoting antisemitic conspiracy theories, Holocaust denial, and other extremist content have used SubscribeStar, Buy Me a Coffee, Patreon, and Ko-fi to generate substantial revenue.

Meanwhile, CAM raised questions about a Reuters news agency report this week on a French Ministry of Foreign Affairs assessment that social media accounts linked to Israel and the "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) movement had pushed "hostile narratives" about the recent anti-government riots in France.

CAM is calling on the French Foreign Ministry to disclose the evidence behind its assessment and on Reuters to explain why it ignored a surge of online antisemitism tracked by the ARC during the same three-day period referred to in its report.

Weekly Summary

The ARC recorded 108 antisemitic incidents worldwide, 23% below the 2026 weekly average.

However, eight people were wounded in acts of antisemitic violence, up from zero the previous week.

For the first time in recent weeks, the Islamist category was the largest, with 37 incidents, followed by the Far-Left (34 incidents) and Far-Right (24 incidents) categories.