May 31, 2023 | Combat Antisemitism Movement

‘What Happens Online Doesn’t Stay Online’: CAM Highlights Real-World Dangers of Social Media Hatred at South Florida Antisemitism Summit

The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) was honored to participate on Wednesday in the South Florida Antisemitism Summit hosted by Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-25). CAM was represented by Chief of Staff Arthur Maserjian at the gathering at the David Posnack Jewish Community Center in Davie, Florida. The forum brought together around 400 community leaders, organizational […]

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New Study Finds Nearly All Antisemitic Content Removed From Saudi Textbooks

Government and Policy

A new review of Saudi schoolbooks shows a major decrease in antisemitic content in recent years, although the State of Israel is still not included on maps and is generally referred to as “the Zionist entity.” The “Saudi Textbooks 2022-23” study — which can be read in full here — was published last week by

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New Report Offers Framework for Action Against Anti-Zionist Manifestations of Antisemitism on US College Campuses

Studies & Reports

A new report released by the CAM Antisemitism Research Center and the Israel on Campus Coalition (ICC) on Wednesday examines the “Israel Apartheid Week” phenomenon and other anti-Zionist manifestations of Jew-hatred at U.S. colleges and universities in 2023. The study — which can be read in full here — provides an overview of the weaponization

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