CAM’s Coalition in Action – Taking a Stand Against Anti-Semitism

Each week, we highlight the activities of our partner organizations around the world who are doing amazing work to combat anti-Semitism in their communities.


The week of April 26th saw CAM’s partners continuing to raise awareness about Sarah Halimi’s murder and the abhorrent decision by the French judicial system’s decision to let her killer go free. CAM’s campaign to demand justice for Sarah Halimi went viral on social media thanks to collaboration and support from partner organizations in the United States, Canada, Europe, and beyond.

 

Publications

 

JNS: France’s Justice Minister Aims to Change Law After Court Ruling on Halimi Murder

 

UK Lawyers for Israel: ICC Jurisdiction Ruling Apparently Based on Factual Error

 

B’nai B’rith Canada: Annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents, 2020

 

IMPACT-Se: European Parliament Becomes First Legislature to Censure UNRWA 

 

Zachor Shoah: Repair the World: Holocaust & Human Rights Education

 

Club Z: Pomona BDS Bill Targets Hillel and Chabad on Campus

 

AMCHA Initiative: Petition Circulated by Pomona Students Received around 500 Signatures in 5 Days

 

Students Supporting Israel: 25 US campuses have adopted the IHRA definition, 11 of them as a result of SSI campaigns

 

AEPI: AEPi Rock-A-Thon at the University of Missouri

 

Campaigns

 

CIJA: Virtual Solidarity Rally in Support of Sarah Halimi

 

B’nai B’rith Canada: Demand Justice for Sarah

 

AMWEC: Justice for Sarah Halimi

 

Events

 

United Hatzalah: Saving Lives Sunday 

 

A Wider Bridge: Combating Hate, Racism and Xenophobia Against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Panel

 

International Christian Embassy Jerusalem: “Jewish Life Between Two World Wars”

 


If you would like your organization’s activities featured in our weekly “Partners in Action” please write us at:  info@combatantisemitism.org

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