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Take Action: Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month
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For Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM) throughout May, individuals and institutions across the country are invited to take part in a nationwide movement of visibility, pride, and solidarity. Whether you’re a teacher, student, parent, community leader, business owner, or ally — you can help make an impact.
Pulitzer Winner Mosab Abu Toha Spreads Antisemitic Lies. Revoke His Prize.
Status: Active
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.
Remembering Together – Israel’s 77th Memorial Day
Status: Active
The “Remembering Together” website offers valuable educational materials and graphics for Yom HaZikron ceremonies and commemorations. Jewish schools, synagogues, and community centers are invited to utilize these resources to hold moving and meaningful events remembering the fallen and instilling Jewish pride and love for Israel.
Demand the United Nations Establish an International Day Against Antisemitism
Status: Active
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.
CAM Launches Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM) National Contest
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The JAHM contest is a unique opportunity to rediscover the pivotal role Jewish Americans have played in shaping the nation’s story — through acts of courage, innovation, leadership, and partnership with other communities. CAM will award up to $50,000 in prizes, with winners recognized at the prestigious JAHM Congressional Reception in May in Washington, D.C.
Antisemites Must Not Go Unanswered at University of Chicago ‘Genocide’ Roundtable
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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.
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The Combat Antisemitism Movement condemns the antisemitic violence in Melbourne.
We call on Australian authorities to take urgent action, protect the Jewish community, and bring those responsible to justice. pic.twitter.com/9MEdfsR3PE
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) July 5, 2025
We escaped near death at a music festival. Now we sit and watch as other festival goers chant in support of our death. But we won’t stay silent. We won’t be afraid. We will keep speaking, and we will make sure our voices are heard. pic.twitter.com/tELiRK96db
— Natalie Sanandaji (@NatSanandaji) July 3, 2025
"It has been clear for a while that antisemitism has been normalized in the U.K. But the fact that it is now broadcast openly and plainly on the BBC with minimal outcry shows how bad the situation has become," CAM CEO @SachaRoytman told @FoxNews. https://t.co/B9VTbUq30p
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) July 1, 2025
"At a time when Jewish students across the country are facing harassment and intimidation, Iowa is taking decisive action to protect them."
— CAM Director of State Engagement David Soffer welcomes Executive Order 13 issued by @IAGovernor Kim Reynolds.https://t.co/vRNzyBlPnJ
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) July 1, 2025
We welcome the French National Assembly’s adoption of new legislation targeting antisemitism in higher education.
That’s progress.
But let’s be clear: the fact that this was even controversial is deeply troubling.
Far-left lawmakers chose politics over protecting Jewish… pic.twitter.com/WNMTloV4Er
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) July 3, 2025
