This week in Toronto, some Jewish seniors found their mezuzahs pulled off their doorways. An act meant to frighten a community. In response, the Combat
This week in Toronto, some Jewish seniors found their mezuzahs pulled off their doorways. An act meant to frighten a community. In response, the Combat
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) made its first-ever official visit to the Dominican Republic last week, with CAM Hispanic Affairs Director Shay Salamon and Manager
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) made its first-ever official visit to the Dominican Republic last week, with CAM Hispanic Affairs Director Shay Salamon and Manager
The Legislative Assembly of Brazil’s State of Rio de Janeiro has officially established October 7th as an annual “Day in Memory of the Victims of
The Legislative Assembly of Brazil’s State of Rio de Janeiro has officially established October 7th as an annual “Day in Memory of the Victims of
Columbia University’s Task Force on Antisemitism has issued a new report concluding that students lack meaningful access to Middle East scholarship that does not come
Columbia University’s Task Force on Antisemitism has issued a new report concluding that students lack meaningful access to Middle East scholarship that does not come
Mayor Will Nemesh presented the Waverley Council on Tuesday a summary of his recent participation in the 2025 European Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism in Paris,
Mayor Will Nemesh presented the Waverley Council on Tuesday a summary of his recent participation in the 2025 European Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism in Paris,
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IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism Adoptions
In recent years, the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism has emerged as the global “gold standard” in the collective effort against rising contemporary Jew-hatred, in all its manifestations.
The definition’s far-reaching impact is rooted in the broad-based consensus that has formed around it, with more than 1,100 entities worldwide adopting or endorsing it as an essential tool to delineate what constitutes prejudiced behavior toward the Jewish people, with the following countries and U.S. states among them.
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Jews in the diaspora do not feel safe in their own homes.
In North York, northern Toronto, a building housing Jewish seniors had all their mezuzahs torn from their doorsteps in the middle of the night.
Let’s come together and flood our feeds with mezuzahs, our precious symbol of identity and protection, and bring light where others tried to intimidate us.
Join the #MezuzahChallenge.
Shame on Bernard Bazinet, mayor of Augignac, France, for using the antisemitic slur “youpine” in a public Facebook comment about Israel’s participation in Eurovision.
The word he used is a racist insult with a long history of dehumanizing Jews.
When an elected official speaks this way, this is not political criticism.
It is hate speech.
Public officials cannot pretend ignorance of the hatred and violence such language carries.
We welcome the decision of the French Socialist Party to expel him.
An unprecedented trial in France. An Algerian nanny, under an expulsion order, stands accused of poisoning a French Jewish family with household cleaning products while caring for their three young children.
According to court testimony, toxicology reports found harmful chemical substances in food and drinks consumed daily by the family. During the investigation, the defendant reportedly made explicit antisemitic statements to police.
Prosecutors are seeking a prison sentence, a restraining order, and expulsion from France.
Miriam Mattova, former Miss Slovakia and a Jewish Canadian model, was thrown out of an Uber in Toronto for being Jewish.
The incident happened just after midnight on November 30, 2025, when her driver overheard her speaking on FaceTime about a recent visit to Israel. According to Mattova, the driver suddenly stopped at a busy intersection and ordered her to get out, saying: “I don’t drive Jewish people.”
Police confirmed that shortly after 6 a.m., a bomb threat was received targeting the Grand Synagogue of Brussels.
The Chief Rabbi of Brussels, Albert Guigui, was instructed by police not to come to the synagogue while security checks were carried out.
The security perimeter was later lifted after a negative search. No explosive device was found.
Switzerland adopts, for the first time, a national plan against racism and antisemitism.
We welcome this important step to protect Jewish life, reinforce democratic values, and send a clear message that antisemitism has no place in Swiss society.
We now hope to see concrete measures implemented to ensure this plan delivers real and lasting impact.
Finally, Florida designates the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as terrorist organizations.
According to an announcement published by Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida is designating the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) as foreign terrorist organizations, effective immediately.
Well done.
Jewish seniors in North York, Toronto woke up to their mezuzahs torn from their doors.
Let’s answer this outrage with strength and fill our feeds with mezuzahs.
Join the #MezuzahChallenge by CAM and post your mezuzah today!
They Came For Jews.
Now They Target Christians.
We welcome the decision of the State of Rio de Janeiro to establish October 7 as an official Day of Remembrance for the victims of the massacre against the people of Israel perpetrated by Hamas, now formally included in its civic calendar.
We express our sincere thanks to Governor Cláudio Castro, Deputy Átila Nunes, the author of the bill, and the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro for this meaningful act of solidarity and commitment to historical truth.
This leadership sends a powerful message: remembering is a responsibility, and honoring the victims strengthens the entire society. May this example inspire other states and the nation as a whole to take meaningful steps toward preserving memory and protecting all communities.
@atilanunesoficial @claudiocastrorj
Thank you, Mayor Eric Adams.
Loud and clear.
@nycmayor
Yesterday was historic. In New Orleans, we filled the Caesars Superdome with nearly 200 mayors and community leaders united against antisemitism.
Thank you to every leader who showed up and took a stand.
In New Orleans, Mayor LaToya Cantrell made it clear:
“You can’t stand against hate on just one side. It’s all or nothing.”
Thank you, Mayor LaToya Cantrell.
Nearly 200 municipal leaders and community partners from across the United States and Canada came together last night in historic Gallier Hall in New Orleans for the opening of the 2025 North American Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism.
Mayors, elected officials, and community leaders stood side by side with one clear message: antisemitism has no place in our cities, our streets, or our societies.
We are deeply proud to bring these leaders together not just to talk, but to act. What begins in one room can grow into real change across an entire continent.
Thank you to every mayor, partner, and ally who showed up with courage, responsibility, and heart.
🇧🇷 The 5th Latin American Forum Against Antisemitism took place in Rio de Janeiro at a time of rising antisemitism across the region and a challenging political climate in Brazil, including the government’s decision to move away from the IHRA framework.
CAM brought together delegations from 18 countries and launched the Group of Latin American Legislators Against Antisemitism, uniting 26 lawmakers from 15 countries around a shared commitment to action.
In 1948, nearly one million Jews lived across the Arab world and Iran.
By 2025, only a few thousand remain.
Pogroms, arrests, expulsions, and antisemitic laws erased Jewish life country by country.
Two Jewish boys aged 13 and 14, wearing uniforms from a Jewish school, were chased through the streets of Montevideo, Uruguay, and threatened with broken pavement for one reason only: they are Jewish.
The attackers told them, “You are Jews. We know what you did.”
They then followed one child to his home and threatened the boys:
“We know where you live.”
“Now we’re going to get you.”
We are absolutely outraged to see this man waving a yellow star at a pro-Palestinian protest in Paris.
In 1939, Jews were forced to wear this symbol before being deported to concentration camps and murdered.
Using it this way is a spit in the face of the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust.
Bondi Beach in Sydney was hit by antisemitic graffiti on November 29, 2025.
Slogans including “Fuck the IDF” and “Free Palestine” were sprayed on the popular beachfront public property.
Police are investigating.
The Christmas market in Brussels looked like absolute chaos this year and was completely ruined.
Pro-Palestinian rioters stormed the place with smoke bombs in the middle of families and children, who fled in panic.
We are fed up with this.
Make Christmas Christmas again.
Jessie Fairbanks was filmed screaming at a Jewish man to k*ll himself outside Park East Synagogue during recent protests in Manhattan:
“Do the world a favor, k*ll yourself, sl*t your throat!”
A few months earlier, she was also filmed tearing down posters of Israeli hostages.
This is sick.
From November 26 to 29, 2008, Mumbai was struck by a series of coordinated terrorist attacks carried out by ten gunmen linked to a Pakistan based extremist group.
The siege lasted three days and left more than 160 people murdered and hundreds injured.
The attackers targeted luxury hotels, the city’s main railway station, a popular restaurant, a hospital, and the Jewish community center known as the Chabad House.
Among those murdered at the Chabad House were:
Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and his wife Rivka
Aryeh Leibish Teitelbaum of New York
Bentzion Kruman
Yocheved Orpaz, a mother of four from Israel
Norma Shvartzblat Rabinovich, a mother of three from Mexico
May their memories be a blessing.
Another violent antisemitic threat at UC Berkeley.
This is literally a call to murder Jews.
It’s time for the university to take this seriously before anyone gets killed.
Representatives from the Latin American Network of Former Fellows and Friends of Israel, bringing together delegates from 18 countries, formalized the adoption of the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism.
The delegation of Mashav alumni was received by Israel’s Ambassador to Argentina, Eyal Sela, and Deputy Ambassador Anna Keinan, discussing the program’s impact and future cooperation.
The group also visited AMIA, where Executive Director Daniel Pomerantz welcomed them and highlighted the institution’s historic role. CAM’s Director of Hispanic Affairs, Shay Salamon, presented CAM’s global and regional work and the importance of the IHRA definition.
The initiative to adopt the definition emerged after the participation of RLEBAI Vice President María Da Silva in CAM’s Forum in Rio de Janeiro, marking the first step toward joint programs across the region.
A meeting that opens the door to deeper cooperation in education, memory, and the fight against antisemitism.
@israelenargentina @mashav_israe
