The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) wrapped up its fifth-annual Latin American Forum Against Antisemitism today, marking another pivotal step forward in regional efforts to combat
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) wrapped up its fifth-annual Latin American Forum Against Antisemitism today, marking another pivotal step forward in regional efforts to combat
Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) CEO Sacha Roytman issued the following statement on Monday, following the release of all 20 living Israeli hostages from Gaza and
Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) CEO Sacha Roytman issued the following statement on Monday, following the release of all 20 living Israeli hostages from Gaza and
Drivers heading east toward Denver, Colorado, on Saturday morning were shocked to see a massive Nazi swastika spread across a hillside near the Morrison exit
Drivers heading east toward Denver, Colorado, on Saturday morning were shocked to see a massive Nazi swastika spread across a hillside near the Morrison exit
London Mayor Sadiq Khan claimed that the widely used chant “From the river to the sea” is not antisemitic, despite it calling for the destruction
London Mayor Sadiq Khan claimed that the widely used chant “From the river to the sea” is not antisemitic, despite it calling for the destruction
A Jewish man in Missoula, Montana, was attacked on Tuesday by a self-proclaimed Nazi, in an assault now being prosecuted as a hate crime. The
A Jewish man in Missoula, Montana, was attacked on Tuesday by a self-proclaimed Nazi, in an assault now being prosecuted as a hate crime. The
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🇬🇧 UK authorities have banned Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from attending the Europa League match against Aston Villa on November 6, citing “security risks.”
This is the wrong decision.
CAM condemns this discriminatory ban and calls for its immediate reversal.
🇬🇧 Samuel Williams, a 20-year-old University of Oxford student, was arrested on October 15 after being filmed chanting:
“Gaza, Gaza, make us proud, put the Zios in the ground”
during a pro-Palestinian march in London.
Police confirmed he was arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred, and Oxford University has suspended him, stating there is “no place for hatred or antisemitism” within its community.
🇪🇸 Pro-Palestinian rioters sparked chaos in Barcelona last night, destroying McDonald’s and Starbucks.
This is becoming ridiculous.
🇧🇪 “Death to the IDF.”
Written on a train in Belgium.
Disgusting.
Suddenly the “Free Palestine” movement is very silent.
Because it was never about Palestinians.
It was about blaming the Jews.
As all the living hostages are finally free,
our partners from every part of the world joined together to share one message:
Welcome back home. 🎗️
Yesterday, after more than 730 days in Hamas captivity, 24 hostages were returned from Gaza. Twenty were alive and four were murdered.
Hamas still holds 24 more hostages, refusing to release them even though it was part of the deal. The return of some was meant to mark an end, but it only reminds us that the mission is not over.
We will not turn the page until every last hostage is home. 🇮🇱
🇮🇱 After two years of pain and darkness, all living hostages have finally been freed from Hamas captivity.
A moment of history.
A moment of tears.
A moment Israel will never forget.
Freedom, at last.
🇮🇱 On behalf of the Combat Antisemitism Movement, we thank President Trump for his bold leadership in securing the ceasefire and working to bring our hostages home.
Your courage, moral clarity, and unwavering support for Israel and the Jewish people have made history.
We also recognize Ambassador Mike Huckabee, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner for their tireless dedication to this vital mission.
With gratitude and respect.
🇮🇱 Thousands gathered, singing together for the hostages.
A moment beyond words.
📽️ Shani Tamim
🇮🇱 A historic morning in Hostages Square.
Thousands singing, crying, waving flags.
Israel welcomes its hostages home.
🇮🇱 As dawn broke over Hostages Square, thousands stood together, crying, praying, and waiting to see the first hostages come home.
Credit: Adar Eyal
🇺🇸 Thousands gathered in Central Park, hopefully for the last time, filled with excitement and hope ahead of the return of all hostages to Israel.
🇮🇹 The Mayor of Reggio Emilia awarded Francesca Albanese, a UN official with a long record of antisemitism and defense of terror.
When he mentioned the Israeli hostages, the crowd shouted “Shame on you!” and Albanese looked displeased.
We sent the Mayor a letter to say exactly what this was: a disgrace.
After two years of unbearable pain, a ray of hope.
The new agreement offers hope for a ceasefire and the return of all 48 hostages.
The families’ tears today carry both relief and fear, hope that this time, it’s real.
Nothing can erase the pain of these two years, but bringing them home will begin the healing.
Two years after October 7, while Israelis mourned their dead, the streets of New York filled with chants of “Global Intifada” and “One solution.”
Hamas and Islamic Jihad flags waved proudly.
Masked crowds glorified murderers and called for the genocide of Jews.
Open support for terror in the heart of America.
What a disgrace.
On the second anniversary of Hamas’s October 7 massacre in Israel, new data from CAM confirms that antisemitism remains at crisis levels worldwide.
What began as a surge of hate after the attacks has only worsened.
It has spread from the streets to classrooms, media, and politics, turning into real acts of violence.
Read the full report →
https://combatantisemitism.org/studies-reports/two-years-after-october-7th-massacre-global-proliferation-of-jew-hatred-reaches-new-crisis-levels-cam-data-shows/
On October 7, Hamas terrorists massacred 1,200 people, murdered families, and kidnapped hostages. We remember the victims and will never forget.
Our monitoring team has identified hundreds of events planned for tomorrow, October 7, that openly support Hamas.
Two years ago, on this same day, over 4,000 armed terrorists invaded Israel, murdering 1,200 innocent people, burning families alive, raping women, and kidnapping more than 250 hostages.
We call on leaders everywhere:
Do not allow these rallies to rewrite history and turn that day of horror into celebration.
Supporting Hamas is supporting terror.
We remember all the victims of October 7th.
This list carries only some of their names.
But in our hearts, we hold them all.
The Families Torn Apart
The Children Who Never Came Home
The Young Souls Lost at the Nova Music Festival
The Elderly Who Faced the Unimaginable
The Hostages Still in Captivity
The Soldiers, Police, and First Responders Who Ran Toward Danger
The Doctors, Nurses, and Volunteers Who Saved Lives in Chaos
The Victims of Antisemitism Around the World Since That Day
Every Name Is a World
And We Will Never Forget
Two years since October 7th.
We remember.
It is still hard to believe it was real, but it was.
Two years have passed, yet the pain remains.
The images, the stories, and the faces of those we lost are forever part of us.
Two years later, we remember.
We will never forget.
They called for “Intifada Revolution” in the streets of Manchester.
Now Jews have been murdered in a synagogue.
Shame on those who marched.
Shame on those who stayed silent.
Shame on Manchester.
She can sink her phone, but she cannot sink the evidence.
French MEP Rima Hassan tossed her phone into the sea just before her flotilla was intercepted.
Documents uncovered in Gaza now reveal the Sumud Flotilla is directly tied to Hamas, including a letter of support from Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and proof that front companies secretly own flotilla ships.
🇬🇧 This is what years of looking away from antisemitism looks like.
The Manchester synagogue massacre on Yom Kippur was carried out by Jihad al-Shamie, a Syrian-born British citizen who murdered Jews simply for praying.
The lax attitude of institutions has allowed the Globalized Intifada to spread unchecked.
What a shame.
