The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) issued the following statement after a Jewish student at the University of Michigan was physically beaten on a street in downtown Ann Arbor early Sunday morning in an incident local police are investigating as a hate crime: “The Combat Antisemitism Movement is appalled by the news that a University of […]
In the aftermath of the October 7th massacre, with Israel facing unprecedented security threats on all fronts from its Iran-backed enemies, the United States swiftly deployed a robust armada of firepower to the Middle East, delivering a resonating message of strength and deterrence. Thousands of American service members spent long months far away from their
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) was recognized on Sunday by the International Observatory for Human Rights and B’nai B’rith Portugal for its ongoing efforts to foster rejuvenated ties between Jews and Muslims and forge interfaith unity in the fight against antisemitism. Sunday’s ceremony was held in the Oporto, Portugal, where the local Jewish community is
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Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) Chief Government Affairs Officer Lisa Katz was recognized on Friday as a Congressional “Woman of Distinction” by Representative Mike Lawler (NY-17). Katz — a former town supervisor of New Castle in New York’s Westchester County — now leads CAM’s work with mayors to secure and nurture Jewish life in cities throughout
