Lisa Katz — Chief Government Affairs Officer of the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) and former New Castle (New York) Town Supervisor — released the following statement on Tuesday in response to the election of Zohran Mamdani as New York City’s next mayor: “Jewish New Yorkers are right to be alarmed by today’s victory of Mayor-elect […]
For the tenth time since the October 7th Hamas massacre, Kehilat Shaarei Torah Synagogue in Toronto, Ontario, has been attacked. Early Tuesday morning, a vandal smashed five windows with a hammer and fled the scene. Toronto Police said the suspect wore a black hooded jacket, black pants, and dark shoes with white markings. Executive Director of
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A far-left Danish political party has ignited outrage with a campaign urging voters to “free Copenhagen from Zionism.” The Independent Greens’ posters appeared across Denmark’s capital, calling for the destruction of the State of Israel and linking anti-Zionism with progressive causes. The slogan — “Climate Action, Anti-Racism, Anti-Zionism, Solidarity” — anchors the party’s election message. Jewish
In a letter to Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts on Tuesday, Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) Board of Governors Member Arie Lipnick announced the suspension of CAM’s membership in the Heritage Foundation’s National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism. The move follows Roberts’ defense of conservative commentator Tucker Carlson’s platforming of antisemite Nick Fuentes and Roberts’ own
An Israeli woman and her partner were recently thrown out of a cafe in Berlin, Germany, after she wore a shirt displaying the word “falafel” in Hebrew, English, and Arabic. The shirt was created to promote coexistence and peace after Hamas’s October 7th massacre two years ago. Employee Refuses to Serve “Zionists” According to German and
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A Catholic school in Pennsylvania displayed a Halloween parade float on Friday that replicated the infamous Auschwitz death camp gate. The structure included the phrase “Arbeit Macht Frei,” meaning “Work Makes You Free.” The float came from St. Joseph Catholic School in the Diocese of Harrisburg. Spectators saw the gate mounted on a trailer during
