November 8, 2026

‘Hate Must Be Recognized Before It Becomes Violence’: CAM Brings ‘Though Shall Not Discriminate’ Exhibit to IHRA Plenary in Buenos Aires

The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) was honored to participate in the bi-annual Plenary Meeting of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) held this week in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Executive Director of Latin American Affairs Shay Salamon and Manager of Latin American Affairs Nurit Caplivschi represented CAM as civil society representatives within the official delegation of

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Black Manhattan Shomrim Safety Patrol SUV parked along a New York City street outside a brick building.

Orthodox Jewish Man Attacked on Way to Synagogue in Brooklyn

New York City police arrested a suspect on Saturday morning after an attack on an Orthodox Jewish man walking to synagogue in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood. The NYPD was investigating the assault as a possible hate crime. Williamsburg News reported that the incident occurred at about 8:40 a.m. near Bedford Avenue and Heyward Street. Surveillance footage

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Man Accused of Making Death Threat Against Jewish Landlord’s Family, Belgian Prosecutors Seek Two Years in Prison

Belgian news agency Belga reported on Saturday that a man from the southern city of Namur is accused of threatening to cut the throats of members of his Jewish landlord’s family. Some of the alleged conduct dates back to June 2022. Prosecutors are seeking a two-year prison sentence. The landlord had gone to ask for

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