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Empower Jewish Teens to Lead by Supporting Club Z
Status: Active
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.
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.
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.
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.
Job Opportunity: CAM Is Hiring a Jewish American Heritage Coordinator
Status: Ended
CAM seeks a Jewish American Heritage Coordinator to lead educational initiatives celebrating Jewish American heritage as a pro-active and uplifting means to counter antisemitism. The role offers a dynamic opportunity to engage with students and educators across the U.S. to deepen popular appreciation of the Jewish contribution to American society and humanity.
FEATURED COALITION PARTNER TWEETS
On that day, Hamas unleashed the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. Over 1,200 innocent men, women, and children were slaughtered. Families were burned alive, women were raped, children were executed, and hundreds were dragged into Gaza as hostages. These were not acts… pic.twitter.com/vFdYWS2BRo
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) October 7, 2025
Two years after October 7, New York’s streets filled with chants for a “Global Intifada,” praise for Hamas, and open support for terror in the heart of America.
A disgrace. pic.twitter.com/b0W9vaTM4o
— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) October 8, 2025
CAM Report: Two Years After October 7
🔹 13,339 antisemitic incidents recorded worldwide since Oct 7, 2023
🔹 1,785 in the last 3 months of 2023, nearly all of 2022
🔹 2024 set a record with 6,326 incidents
🔹 U.S. campuses: 249 → 742 (nearly tripled)
🔹 2025 already at 5,118,… pic.twitter.com/y6iCb1kjLn— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) October 7, 2025
We welcome the agreement, led by President Trump, that offers hope for the return of all hostages and a ceasefire.
Nothing can erase the pain of these two years,
but bringing them home will begin the healing.🎗️ pic.twitter.com/L5i7U9bfpr— Combat Antisemitism Movement (@CombatASemitism) October 9, 2025
Today showed the clearest difference between right and wrong.
In London, 500,000 people gathered for a so-called pro-Palestinian demonstration that our team at @CombatASemitism monitored; filled with antisemitic chants, calls for violence, and open support for terror.
At the… pic.twitter.com/u8zo6gUhnl
— Sacha Roytman (@SachaRoytman) October 11, 2025
