March 31, 2026 | Combat Antisemitism Movement

Athens Has Lost Its Way: Is the Birthplace of Democracy Normalizing Antisemitism?

This op-ed was authored by Sacha Roytman, CEO of the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM). It was originally published by The Jerusalem Post. Athens has long stood as a symbol of history, culture, and democratic values. A city where ancient legacy meets modern vibrancy. For many Israelis, it has also been a familiar and welcoming destination: […]

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At CAM Law Enforcement Forum in Manhattan, Police Officers Trained to Identify Antisemitic Extremism

CAM News

The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) hosted a specialized training session in New York City on Thursday attended by more than 50 law enforcement personnel. The forum, held at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan, focused on teaching police how to recognize and address antisemitism in all its contemporary forms and offered strategies and tools

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Anti-Israel Protest Targets London Jewish Neighborhood Days After Antisemitic Attack

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An anti-Israel demonstration moved through Hendon in northwest London on Monday, with protesters shouting “genocide” and declaring that “the State of Israel has to go” outside Jewish sites. Around 40 protesters took part in the march, passing a kosher restaurant in a neighborhood with a large Jewish population. The protest was reportedly tied to Palestinian “Land

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‘An Atmosphere Where Antisemitism Feels Visible, Tolerated, and Normalized’: CAM Urges Mayor of Greek Capital to Take Action Against Public Displays of Jew-Hatred

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After observing a slew of antisemitic graffiti while visiting the Greek capital with his family on Tuesday, Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) CEO Sacha Roytman sent a letter to Athens Mayor Haris Doukas, urging him to take action addressing the problem. “Within minutes of walking through your city, we were confronted with a disturbing reality and

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