October 16, 2026 | Combat Antisemitism Movement

‘No Political Cause Can Ever Serve as Free Pass for Antisemitism’: An Exclusive Interview With French MEP Céline Imart, Leading Proponent of European Action Against Muslim Brotherhood

Following the European Parliament’s adoption earlier this month of a resolution calling for a coordinated EU strategy to “counter Islamist entryism and the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood,” the debate over extremist networks, public accountability, and the protection of democratic institutions has taken on renewed urgency. The resolution’s leading proponent, French MEP Céline Imart (European People’s

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Hitler’s Long Shadow on the Nile: Why the Nazi Leader Remains a Potent Political Symbol in Egypt

Special Features

The following analysis was authored by Zoef Menovsky, Arabic-language research associate for CAM’s Antisemitism Research Center (ARC): Walk into a bookshop in Cairo and there is a fair chance you will find an Arabic edition of Mein Kampf (Kifāḥī in Arabic) on display. Visit the state-run Cairo International Book Fair, the largest in the Arab

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Azerbaijan’s Hijab Controversy Is About More Than School Uniforms

CAM News

The following article was authored by CAM Director of Engagement and Outreach for Central Asia and the Balkans Yana Naftalieva: A dispute over school uniforms in Azerbaijan has escalated into a broader debate over religious freedom, secular education, and foreign influence. On September 21, the Azerbaijani government amended public school uniform rules to prohibit clothing

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