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Dear Friends,

CAM’s global anti-Semitism report this week includes 46 new anti-Semitic incidents (65% far-right, 15% far-left, 18% Islamist, and 2% unidentifiable).

The distressing rise of incidents of Jew-hatred during Passover included a knife attack on an orthodox Jewish couple and their baby in Brooklyn and a death threat against a famous Romanian-Jewish actress.

In a brazen act of state-sponsored anti-Semitism, the Iran-backed Houthis expelled 13 of Yemen’s last remaining Jews. In Sweden, a far-right group is suspected of hanging bloodied dolls with a hateful Passover message outside of a synagogue. A trend in Holocaust distortion during the pandemic continued as vaccine passport debates are featuring comparisons to the yellow stars that Jews were forced to wear during the Holocaust.

Meanwhile, a bipartisan group of US Senators introduced a new bill to expand the Abraham Accords, with a focus on strengthening efforts to combat anti-Semitism and Islamophobia. As Greece took over the IHRA presidency this week, there were 6 IHRA adoptions including the Canadian province of News Brunswick, and the University of Tirana in Albania.

As some attempt to undermine the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism with alternatives denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination, CAM remains committed to encouraging civil society to use the IHRA definition as an important tool to combat all forms of contemporary anti-Semitism.

CAM wishes a very Happy Easter to all those who celebrate!

We are grateful to our Christian partners and allies in the interfaith struggle against anti-Semitism. May the bloom of spring inspire us to blossom and renew our commitment to one another.


IT TAKES A VILLAGE TO STOP ANTI-SEMITISM:

MAYORS SUMMIT REFLECTION

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CAM COALITION CONGRATULATES IHRA FOR THE SUCCESSES OF THE GERMAN PRESIDENCY

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IHRA WORKING DEFINITION OF ANTI-SEMITISM EXPLAINED

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SOME OF YEMEN’S LAST REMAINING JEWS EXPELLED BY IRAN-BACKED HOUTHIS DURING PASSOVER

FAMOUS JEWISH THEATRE DIRECTOR, ACTRESS RECEIVES DEATH THREAT IN ROMANIA

KNIFE ATTACK ON ORTHODOX JEWISH FAMILY VISITING NYC IN POSSIBLE BIAS INCIDENT

VACCINE PASSPORTS ARE BEING COMPARED TO YELLOW STARS OF DAVID FROM THE HOLOCAUST

BLOODIED DOLLS HUNG OUTSIDE SWEDISH SYNAGOGUE DURING PASSOVER

PRESIDENCY OF INTERNATIONAL HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE ALLIANCE PASSES TO GREECE

IHRA WORKING DEFINITION OF ANTI-SEMITISM ADOPTIONS THIS WEEK

  • Hamilton, Ontario (Canada)

  • Province of New Brunswick (Canada)

  • University of Tirana (Albania)

  • University of Minnesota (Student Gov’t)

  • Long Beach City College

  • Miami-Dade County School Board

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Open Letter to Jewish Students on Campus

Webinar: Memory Versus Denial, With Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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Webinar: Everything You Wanted to Know About the Middle East, But Were Afraid to Ask

2021 International March of the Living Virtual Program:

Never Means Never

April 8, 2021 at 10:00 AM EDT

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This year, CAM is honored to co-sponsor the International March of The Living’s (MOTL) #NeverMeansNever campaign on Yom HaShoah. As part of the program, MOTL is running a global memorial campaign in which tens of thousands of people will write personal reflections on the dedicated site nevermeansnever.com

Hear from CAM Director Sacha Roytman Dratwa and other distinguished global leaders as this year’s program reflects on the courageous perseverance of the medical community who served as rays of light during the Holocaust.

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SSI Movement – International IHRA Summit

April 11, 2021 at 11:00 AM EDT

CAM is proud to co-sponsor Students Supporting Israel’s first-ever IHRA Definition of Antisemitism Summit, a convention for Zionist students featuring a panel of speakers from around the world.

The summit will tackle the alarming escalation in global anti-Semitism and explore how to form a united front in response. This summit is also a platform for Zionist students motivate one another to advance the fight against anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism.

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Rabbi Andrew Baker, Director of International Affairs at the American Jewish Committee, was one of the experts who realized that a universal definition was needed to effectively fight contemporary forms of anti-Semitism. These experts helped launch the drafting and refining of the IHRA definition.

CAM interviewed Rabbi Baker to learn more about the process behind the formulation of the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism and how it has impacted attitudes and policies around the world.

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ISGAP Seeking Applicants for Oxford Civil Servants Program on Contemporary Anti-Semitism

May 10, 2021

The Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP) is seeking government civil servants and policy experts to join the upcoming ISGAP-Oxford Civil Servants Program, on May 10-11.

The ISGAP program at Oxford is designed primarily for civil servants interested in policy areas related to matters of anti-Semitism, race relations, discrimination, human rights, equality, justice, education, and citizenship.

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MAYORS SUMMIT AGAINST ANTI-SEMITISM:

REMARKS BY MOSES ELISAF, MAYOR OF IOANNINA, GREECE

Mayor’s Summit Snapshot

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