February 16, 2026 | Combat Antisemitism Movement

Missouri House of Representatives Passes Legislation to Combat Antisemitism in State’s Public Schools

The Missouri House of Representatives voted 109-21 on Monday to pass legislation — HB 2061 — addressing and prohibiting antisemitic discrimination in the state’s public K-12 schools and institutions of higher education. The bill, sponsored by State Representative George Hruza, defines antisemitism using the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism, including its […]

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Canadian Jewish Summer Camps Targeted in Coordinated Anti-Israel Campaign

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Anti-Israel activist groups in Canada have begun a coordinated effort targeting 17 Jewish summer camps across the country. The coalition accuses the camps of supporting the State of Israel and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and is urging provincial authorities to revoke their accreditation. In a joint statement released Friday, the groups — including Canada

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Exterior view of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, Spain, featuring its glass elevator towers and main entrance.

Israeli Tourists, Including Holocaust Survivor, Targeted With Antisemitic Abuse and Expelled From Madrid Art Museum

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Staff at Madrid’s Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía escorted three elderly Israeli women, including a Holocaust survivor, out of the building on Saturday after other visitors verbally attacked them for visibly identifying as Jewish. The Spanish news outlet Okdiario first reported the incident. According to its account, museumgoers reacted angrily when they noticed

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Substack Profited From Paid Nazi and Holocaust Denial Newsletters, Investigation Finds

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An investigation by The Guardian found that the online publishing platform Substack generated revenue from subscription-based newsletters promoting Nazi ideology and antisemitic conspiracy theories. One newsletter identified in the report, “NatSocToday,” referenced National Socialism in its name and description. It reportedly charged $80 per year and described itself as “a newsletter featuring opinions and news

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