January 13, 2026 | Combat Antisemitism Movement

Trump Administration Praised for ‘Bold and Decisive’ Action Against Muslim Brotherhood With Chapter Terror Designations

Alyza D. Lewin, President of U.S. Affairs for the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), released the following statement today in response to the Trump administration’s designation of the Lebanese, Jordanian, and Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist organizations: “We commend President Trump and his administration for aptly recognizing the international threat posed by the Muslim Brotherhood […]

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How AI Is Mass-Producing the Oldest Antisemitic Lie

Studies & Reports

This analysis was authored by Ronit Hizgiaev, a Syracuse University student and intern for the Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by CAM. Antisemitic conspiracy theories — particularly the long-standing trope of Jewish “greed” — are surging in the digital age, amplified by social media discourse and artificial intelligence (AI). What once circulated at the margins now

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Police car in front of police headquarters in Edmonton, Canada

Canadian Police Charge Man Over Online Threats Targeting Jewish Community

CAM News

Canadian police charged a man on Monday after investigators linked online threats against Jews to his social media activity, in a case underscoring the rapid spread of antisemitic incitement across digital platforms. The Edmonton Police Service announced that Amjad Jaradat, 31, faces a charge of uttering threats. Police say the alleged posts targeted the Jewish community.

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Memorial candles, flowers, and Israeli flags laid at Bondi Beach following the antisemitic attack during a Hanukkah celebration.

‘Light Will Win’: Australia to Hold National Day of Mourning for Bondi Beach Terror Victims on January 22

CAM News

Australia will observe a national day of mourning on January 22 for the victims of the Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre, it was announced on Tuesday. Australia will hold a National Day of Mourning on Thursday 22 January 2026 to honour the victims of the antisemitic Bondi terrorist attack. pic.twitter.com/eiVappGoJi — Anthony Albanese (@AlboMP) January 12, 2026

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