CAM editorial advisor Lee Smith on how social media's global amplification of antisemitic content is reshaping American politics.
CAM's Antisemitism Research Center found 173 posts from 119 influencer accounts recast a European border emergency as a Jewish plot, reaching an estimated 103.1 million people.
CAM backs bipartisan bill by Sen. Cruz, Rep. Knott, and Rep. Suozzi to establish 100-foot protest-free buffer zones around religious institutions.
67 new entities adopted the IHRA definition in 2025, a 97% increase, bringing all-time global adoptions to 1,334, according to CAM's Antisemitism Research Center.
CAM President of U.S. Affairs Alyza D. Lewin regularly appears in the media and speaks at public events to offer her insights on the history of antisemitism, the nature of its modern-day manifestations, and effective strategies and policies to counter its proliferation.
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) led a delegation of state legislators from Arkansas, Utah, Missouri, Texas, Ohio, Kansas, and Florida on an educational mission to Israel.
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) hosted a specialized training session in Albany on Tuesday attended by more than 100 New York state law enforcement personnel.
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen signed a landmark executive order on Friday to bolster protections against antisemitism at the state’s public schools.
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) hosted a Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM) reception on Tuesday in Des Moines, bringing together 100 elected officials, community leaders, clergy, and students to honor the storied history of Iowa’s Jewish community and reinforce a shared commitment to fighting modern-day antisemitism.