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Join the Demand for European Parliament to Withdraw Support for Concert by Antisemitic Rapper
Status: Active
On Wednesday, June 17, European Parliament will host an anti-Israel event in Strasbourg featuring French rapper Médine, a figure who has repeatedly faced accusations of antisemitism. No European institution should provide support, legitimacy, or public resources to individuals associated with antisemitic rhetoric. Together with our partners across Europe, CAM will deliver a petition to European Parliament President Roberta Metsola calling for full transparency regarding the use of public funds and for the withdrawal of any European Parliament support for this event.
Job Opportunity: CAM Is Hiring an Executive Assistant to President of US Affairs
Status: Active
CAM is seeking a highly-organized, proactive, and detail-oriented Executive Assistant to support the President of U.S. Affairs.
Job Opportunity: CAM Is Hiring a Project Manager for European Affairs
Status: Active
CAM is seeking a Project Manager for European Affairs to support the Executive Director for European Affairs by assisting with political monitoring, strategic partnerships, stakeholder engagement, communications, and logistical coordination across Europe.
Job Opportunity: CAM Is Hiring a Manager of Media Relations and Press
Status: Active
CAM is seeking a Manager of Media Relations and Press to help strengthen our public voice, expand our media presence, and ensure that our work, data, campaigns, events, and leadership are consistently positioned in the press.
Robert M. Beren Bridge Builders Student Fellowship Program Aims to Revitalize Black-Jewish Ties
Status: Active
Applications are now open for Robert M. Beren Bridge Builders Fellowship, a joint initiative of the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) and the African American Mayors Association (AAMA). This program invites students attending or entering Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to join a new generation of leaders dedicated to reinforcing solidarity and understanding between the Jewish and Black communities across the U.S.
Submissions Now Open for San Diego Jewish American Heritage Month Student Creative Contest
Status: Active
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), in collaboration with PeerK12, has announced the launch of the San Diego Jewish American Heritage Month Student Contest. The creative competition is open to all high school juniors and seniors from San Diego County who plan to attend a two- or four-year college or university.
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Ruth Wisse sat down with CAM to discuss why antisemitism is never about the Jews. Drawing on decades of scholarship, she examines how political movements use anti-Jewish hatred to unite disparate groups & turn grievance into political power.
Read more→ https://t.co/vEN868Flgk pic.twitter.com/hz2UzzVarR
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) June 10, 2026
CAM President of U.S Affairs @AlyzaLewin addressed 1,100 law enforcement officials at the National Sheriffs’ Association forum in Nebraska, warning that violent antisemitism has left American Jews less safe & calling for closer collaboration.
Read more→ https://t.co/tNo1uDachb pic.twitter.com/qBO2xxDWw0
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) June 11, 2026
Turkey's antisemitism runs deeper than Erdoğan.
In a new analysis, CAM Senior Advisor and Tablet Magazine columnist @LeeSmithDC traces the roots of Turkish hostility toward Israel and Jews.
→ https://t.co/heV15tOMJa pic.twitter.com/O9QExjrKpe
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) June 15, 2026
A neighbor warned Rachel her home could become a target over her support for Israel and sent messages blaming Holocaust survivors for the plight of Palestinians.
Her response: “I’m not afraid. Survivors basically raised me.” Her flags are still on the lawn.…
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) June 10, 2026
🇺🇸 Utah, June 9, 2026: The Davis County Commission adopted the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism, reinforcing its commitment to confronting antisemitism and protecting Jewish communities.
The vote followed CAM's Utah Mayors Roundtable on Antisemitism earlier this year.
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) June 10, 2026
