While training in Italy ahead of the Milan Cortina Winter Games, the Israeli Olympic bobsled team’s apartment was broken into. Passports and competition equipment were stolen.

Nasreen Atassi, a special ed substitute teacher in the San Diego Unified School District, was fired after sharing a video claiming “Israelis steal kidneys, livers, and eyes.”

Seeing someone in the UK standing with a flag linked to Nazi “Aryan” ideology is outrageous.

This ideology was built on the idea of “purification” and superiority. It led to genocide, mass murder, and the attempt to wipe out entire communities across Europe.

Let’s remember our own history.

Nazi Germany bombed London and many other British cities during the Blitz. Thousands of civilians were killed. Families lost everything. Our grandparents and great grandparents fought and died to stop this hatred.

Hitler did not respect Britain. He tried to destroy it.

Millions of British people stood up against this evil and paid a heavy price so future generations could live in freedom.

Waving symbols linked to that ideology today is an insult to their sacrifice.

It disrespects the victims of the Holocaust, the victims of the Blitz, and everyone who fought fascism.

Montreal, you’ve got a SERIOUS problem!

Two shocking incidents in 24 hours: Calls to kill all Jews at @mcgillu, then a Jewish-owned restaurant targeted with intimidating vandalism: “You f***ing Jew” sprayed on it.

🚨Breaking: Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR to shut down their operations in Texas!

Why? They’re accused of being terrorist-linked, with ties to Hamas funding and promoting violent sharia ideology.

“Sharia law and the jihadists who follow sharia law have no business being in Texas,” said Attorney General Paxton

This week, Canadian PM Mark Carney announced the closing of the office of the special envoy responsible to combat antisemitism. It is a shame for Canada, which has seen one of the worst rises of antisemitism around the world.

CAM has a clear message: If the government won’t do it, we will do it and make sure Jews are protected.

CAM Global Advisory Board Chair and former Soviet dissident Natan Sharansky spoke at Columbia University, reflecting on life under Soviet repression and the strength of Jewish identity.

He warned that antisemitism thrives when Jews are afraid to speak and said those lessons are directly relevant to today’s campuses.

A student at a Queens charter school sent 300 emails threatening to kill Jewish classmates and Jews across New York.

Days later, the same school received another violent antisemitic threat.

CAM’s Antisemitism Research Center recorded 58 hate crimes in New York this January. 31 targeted Jews. More than any other group.

Not surprising.

Around 40 illegal posters portraying Bondi attack suspect Naveed Akram were plastered across central Melbourne, mimicking the well-known “Aussie” street art style. The posters glorify a man accused in a mass-casualty shooting attack, turning public streets into a vehicle for intimidation.

Melbourne’s mayor condemned the posters as “absolutely abhorrent” and said “there is no possible universe in which this can be justified.”

Three windows shattered. A security camera torn down. The school’s name plaque ripped off and dumped in a nearby park.

Beth Loubavitch–Beth Hannah, a Jewish elementary school in Paris’s 20th arrondissement, was deliberately targeted over the weekend. No arrests have been made. An investigation is underway for vandalism committed on religious grounds.

As antisemitic incidents rise across France, Jewish schools are increasingly becoming targets.

Encyclopaedia Britannica revised its Britannica Kids content after maps and entries erased Israel from geography and history.

Archived versions labeled the entire area between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea as “Palestine,” including modern periods, while Jewish history and sovereignty were omitted. The maps and language were later corrected.

When children’s education distorts history, the consequences are real.

Portland Trail Blazers forward Deni Avdija has become the first Israeli ever selected as an NBA All Star.

The 25-year-old finished seventh in Western Conference All-Star voting with more than 2.2 million votes, ranking ahead of LeBron James and Kevin Durant. He will take the All-Star court on February 15 at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles.

Avdija is averaging 25.8 points, 6.8 assists, and 7.2 rebounds per game this season, placing him among the league’s top scorers and playmakers and making him a leading contender for Most Improved Player.

From Kibbutz Beit Zera in Israel to the NBA All-Star stage, history was made.