January 12, 2026 | Combat Antisemitism Movement

New Bill to Combat Antisemitism in Public Schools Presented to Missouri House Committee

The Missouri House of Representatives Committee on Emerging Issues held a hearing on Monday where a proposed bill — HB 2061 — to address and prohibit antisemitic discrimination in the state’s public K-12 schools and institutions of higher education was presented. The bill — sponsored by State Representative George Hruza — defines antisemitism using the […]

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‘The Same Hatred, Revived’: CAM Welcomes Swift Arrest of Mississippi Synagogue Arsonist

Press Release

Sacha Roytman, CEO of the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), issued the following statement in response to the arrest of a suspect in the Beth Israel Congregation arson incident in Jackson, Mississippi. “The swift arrest in the arson attack on Beth Israel Congregation in Jackson, Mississippi, demonstrates what decisive action looks like. We thank the FBI,

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Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories Proliferate in Argentina Amid Patagonia Wildfire Outbreak

CAM News

Baseless claims blaming Israelis for the devastating wildfires that recently broke out in southern Argentina ignited a wave of antisemitic rhetoric across political and media circles, prompting sharp condemnation from Jewish leaders and government officials. As wildfires tore through the Patagonia region, consuming roughly 35 square kilometers in the province of Chubut, a conspiracy theory

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Judo competition arena with mats set up for an international tournament in Podgorica, Montenegro.

Israeli Youth Judo Team Removed From Polish Tournament After Alleged Antisemitic Harassment

CAM News

An Israeli youth judo delegation was reportedly removed from a tournament in southern Poland on Saturday after being targeted with antisemitic chants. The incident took place during a judo competition in the city of Bielsko-Biała, where about 90 Israeli athletes, ages 7 to 16, from three clubs had traveled to compete. Embassy Warns of Antisemitic Harassment

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