Combat Antisemitism Movement
CAM weekly antisemitism report – Anti-Israel social media’s followers inauthentic
Around two in five accounts engaging with the most widely shared posts by prominent X news aggregator Mario Nawfal are likely bots
US cities, counties mark October 7 as Day of Remembrance three years after Hamas massacre
Around 40% of accounts amplifying Mario Nawfal’s X posts show bot-like signals, CAM study shows
Pennsylvania law enforcement officers trained to identify evolving forms of antisemitism
CAM Antisemitism report – London synagogue attack shows the relentless targeting of Jewish worship
Two suspects were arrested following the firebombing of Finchley Reform Synagogue
Latin American lawmakers unite in Montevideo to confront rising antisemitism
The gathering culminated in a joint declaration by participants committing to coordinated regional action, which included fighting antisemitism
Australian mayors to convene in Bondi a year after massacre for a national antisemitism summit
Summit to be led by Combat Antisemitism Movement, as the organization submits landmark evidence to Antisemitism inquiry
From chalk to doxing: ‘Omnipresent’ antisemitic campaign targets Jewish neighborhood in Vancouver
Terms like “Zionazi” recast Jews as Nazis, turning the Holocaust into a weapon against its victims.
CAM weekly antisemitism report - Western Europe epicenter of recent antisemitic activities
42% of the global antisemitic recorded incidents took place in Europe including a firebomb in Munch and detonation in the Netherlands
Daughter of Bondi massacre hero joins fight against antisemitism in Australia
“My father ran toward the bullets so others could run away,” Gutnick said. “The least I can do is run forward to combat the hate and strengthen Jewish pride.”
CAM raises alarm over Gaza-bound ‘Globalize the Intifada’ flotilla departing Europe
In a formal letter to the President of the European Sea Ports Organization, CAM urges heightened vigilance and coordination among European port authorities
Athens has lost its way: Is the birthplace of democracy normalizing antisemitism?
Combat Antisemitism Movement identified a planned demonstration expected to feature banners supporting Hamas, Hezbollah, and other extremist Islamist organizations
CAM calls on Athens Mayor to act
Antisemitism becomes “Visible, tolerated, and normalized” in Greek capital
Wisconsin adopts IHRA definition of antisemitism in state law
Wisconsin Act 143, formally defines antisemitism based on the IHRA framework, including its 11 illustrative examples.
