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Dear Friends,

In this week’s global anti-Semitism report, CAM covers 39 new anti-Semitic incidents (46% far-right, 23% far-left, 21% Islamist, and 10% unidentifiable).

Under the guise of Palestine activism, Social media star ‘Dulla Mulla’ harassed Jewish Americans at a kosher grocery store in Michigan, broadcasting the episode to his 300,000 followers. Miami Heat player Meyers Leonard referred to Jews using an anti-Semitic slur.

A Singaporean soldier was arrested for a plot to stab Jewish men outside of a synagogue on behalf of Hamas. The student government at UCLA passed a resolution accusing of Israel of ethnic cleansing.

Meanwhile, after Meyers Leonard apologized, NFL star Julian Edelmen invited him to Shabbat dinner and used the incident as a teaching moment.

As we continue to witness anti-Semitic incidents taking place on campus, in sport, and in our local communities, we urge you to register for the historic Mayors Summit Against Anti-Semitism next Tuesday, March 16th!

The 2021 Mayors Summit Against Anti-Semitism

Tuesday, March 16th at 11:00am EDT

We’re thrilled to invite you to the first-ever Mayors Summit Against Anti-Semitism, hosted by the city of Frankfurt am Main in partnership with the Combat Anti-Semitism Movement (CAM) on March 16, 2021!

This Summit will empower the world’s brightest municipal leaders to come together to eradicate prejudice and hatred from cities and communities around the globe. Together we will open a crucial dialogue between cities around the world to provide every mayor with the tools they need to combat hate!

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Join us for an exciting discussion with Katrina Lantos Swett, President of the Lantos Foundation, about the foundation’s important efforts to carry the noble banner of human rights to every corner of the world.

The Lantos Foundation proudly fights for the free exercise of religion, conscience, and belief for all people around the world. In today’s interconnected world, the ability for Jews and other groups to practice their religion freely is a basic human right that must be vigilantly protected across the globe.

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