July 8, 2026

‘I Had Found My Home’: Providence Mayor Brett Smiley on Becoming Jewish in an Age of Rising Antisemitism

Brett Smiley, the mayor of Providence, Rhode Island, converted to Judaism two years ago and he subsequently continued his Jewish journey through an adult b’nai mitzvah program. In an interview with the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), Mayor Smiley, who chairs CAM’s Mayors Advisory Board, reflected on his conversion decision, the responsibilities that followed, and why […]

‘I Had Found My Home’: Providence Mayor Brett Smiley on Becoming Jewish in an Age of Rising Antisemitism Read More »

Jason Bartow speaks at a National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame event at the Suffolk Y JCC.

‘Always Be Proud of Who You Are’: How the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame Is Strengthening Jewish American Pride

Jason Bartow chairs the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame and Museum, housed at the Suffolk Y Jewish Community Center in Commack, New York. A native Long Islander, a Solomon Schechter Day School alumnus, and a Vassar College graduate, he also serves on the Election Committee of the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in

‘Always Be Proud of Who You Are’: How the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame Is Strengthening Jewish American Pride Read More »

‘This Is a Moment of Opportunity’: Top Israeli Influencers Convene at CAM-Led Tel Aviv Forum to Combat Antisemitism and Extremism

More than 100 social media influencers gathered in Tel Aviv-Jaffa on Tuesday for the “Voices for Truth: Israel Edition” summit organized by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM). The daylong forum offered leading Israel-based digital creators and storytellers a hands-on, action-driven experience designed to forge unity in the fight against antisemitism and extremism. The event followed

‘This Is a Moment of Opportunity’: Top Israeli Influencers Convene at CAM-Led Tel Aviv Forum to Combat Antisemitism and Extremism Read More »

Former Virginia AG Miyares Lays Out State-Level Blueprint for Confronting Escalating Antisemitism Crisis in US

With new survey findings showing most Jewish Americans experienced antisemitism in the past year, former Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia Jason Miyares issued a powerful call to action on Tuesday, urging elected officials nationwide to confront the escalating crisis. Speaking at a special online briefing organized by the Combat Antisemitism Movement, Miyares —

Former Virginia AG Miyares Lays Out State-Level Blueprint for Confronting Escalating Antisemitism Crisis in US Read More »

White socks displayed with a black Nazi-era eagle-and-swastika emblem marked "1944," part of an Instagram product listing that was recommended to a CAM account before Meta removed it.

CAM Flags Instagram Recommendation of Neo-Nazi Merchandise, Meta Removes It

Instagram’s recommendation algorithm suggested neo-Nazi merchandise to a Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) monitoring account last week, before Meta removed the listing. The post appeared under Instagram’s “Suggested for You” label, marking it as a platform recommendation rather than a result the user had searched for. The listing advertised socks bearing a Nazi-era eagle-and-swastika emblem marked

CAM Flags Instagram Recommendation of Neo-Nazi Merchandise, Meta Removes It Read More »

Irish Bill to Ban Imports From Israeli ‘Settlements’ Passed by Lowed House of Parliament

Ireland’s Dáil, the country’s lower house of parliament, passed legislation on Tuesday to ban imports of goods from Israeli “settlements” in the “Occupied Palestinian Territory.” If enacted, the law would make Ireland the first European Union member state to enact such a ban through legislation. The Israeli Settlements (Prohibition of Importation of Goods) Bill cleared

Irish Bill to Ban Imports From Israeli ‘Settlements’ Passed by Lowed House of Parliament Read More »