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Today Is the Day to Stand With CAM!
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In just seven years, the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) has become a leading force confronting antisemitism worldwide. We focus on action. Working with mayors, lawmakers, law enforcement, faith leaders, and institutions to turn data and policy into real impact. As antisemitism rises, the need for this work grows. We do not fundraise year round. We focus on the mission and ask for support once a year to sustain it. Today is that day. If you believe this work matters, stand with us.
Join the #MezuzahChallenge to Show Jewish Pride and Solidarity!
Status: Active
Jewish residents of a retirement community in Toronto, Ontario, woke up to find their mezuzahs torn down. Imagine being an elderly person opening your door and seeing the symbol that protects your home ripped away. The pain is real. The fear is legitimate. No one should feel unsafe where they live. What hate tried to remove, we will now lift higher. Post a mezuzah. Show these seniors they are surrounded by care, not hostility.
Empower Jewish Teens to Lead by Supporting Club Z
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Jewish teens across the country are facing a surge of antisemitism and misinformation. Many feel unsure how to respond or defend themselves. But with your help, Club Z can change that!
Pulitzer Winner Mosab Abu Toha Spreads Antisemitic Lies. Revoke His Prize.
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Join the call for the Pulitzer Board rescind Mosab Abu Toha’s award and issue a public apology to 10/7 survivors, including Emily Damari.
Demand the United Nations Establish an International Day Against Antisemitism
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For decades, the United Nations has positioned itself as a guardian of justice and human rights, creating international days to stand against discrimination in all its forms. There are official days recognizing the fight against homophobia, transphobia, racial discrimination, and, more recently, Islamophobia. Yet one glaring omission remains: there is still no International Day Against Antisemitism.
Antisemites Must Not Go Unanswered at University of Chicago ‘Genocide’ Roundtable
Status: Ended
We implore all those concerned by the planned “Grappling With Genocide” hate fest on April 21 to speak out and contact the University of Chicago administration to demand that action be taken to rectify the forum’s clear imbalance and bias. Institutions of higher education must not be complicit in legitimizing antisemitism and fostering extremism.
FEATURED COALITION PARTNER TWEETS
During Andorra’s annual carnival yesterday, a mannequin representing Israel, marked with a blue Star of David, was hanged, shot, and burned while the crowd applauded.
This crosses every line and must stop before they replace the mannequin with a real person. pic.twitter.com/Sip1ptHlR4
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) February 17, 2026
Over the past weekend, a high school in Antalya, Turkey staged an antisemitic skit riddled with every classic trope of Jew-hatred.
This highlights how Turkey has sunk into profound antisemitism. pic.twitter.com/wZLhfE8ZvH
— Sacha Roytman (@SachaRoytman) February 16, 2026
Harassed and called “child killers,” 3 elderly Jewish women were removed by security from Madrid’s Reina Sofía Museum because others were “disturbed that they are Jewish.” One of them is a Holocaust survivor.
Staff told the women to hide their Jewish symbols and forced them out… pic.twitter.com/liM2bmwvA1
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) February 16, 2026
Great work by our U.S. State team at the @CombatASemitism, working day and night, state by state, to educate state leaders on solutions to protect Jews everywhere they live. Last night in Wisconsin, the Assembly passed a bill to adopt the IHRA working definition of antisemitism.…
— Sacha Roytman (@SachaRoytman) February 18, 2026
We were more than 170 women of all ages, origins, and religions united at Auschwitz Birkenau in February 2026 to say no to antisemitism, to remember, to never forget, and to pass on the memory to future generations.@Langagedefemmes @AuschwitzMuseum @ShannonSeban pic.twitter.com/r0R5EcsHEE
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) February 18, 2026
