Israeli-American Council launches merch campaign to combat Kanye’s hate Part of the “Hate Is Out of Fashion” campaign, a white shirt is being sold with a black token replacing a Star of David with the Nazi hate symbol. Feb. 13, 2025
Nebraska lawmakers consider bill to combat antisemitism in schools “LB 538 takes a firm and necessary stand against discrimination,” said state senator Brian Hardin, who introduced the legislation. Feb. 5, 2025
TikTok places ‘sensitive content’ warning on viral dance video urging release of Israeli hostages “Shadow banning is a reality well-known to all activists defending Israel,” said the CEO of the Combat Antisemitism Movement. Dec. 23, 2024
With Jews feeling unsafe, mayors search for concrete solutions "Those who are most likely to effect change for the better are local leaders,” says Combat Antisemitism Movement CEO Sasha Roytman Dratwa. Dec. 15, 2024
The streets we share: Why combating antisemitism starts at the local level When a Jewish business is vandalized, the impact extends far beyond a single storefront. Every minority-owned business feels the chill of fear. Lester Friedman and Sacha Roytman Dec. 13, 2024
61% of US Jews surveyed feel less safe after Oct. 7 The 40-page survey focuses on the rise of antisemitism, hate crimes and general unease in the year since the terrorist assault in Israel. Oct. 8, 2024
A third of Facebook, Instagram posts about ‘martyrs’ praise terror The posts could reach more than 370 million accounts, according to the Combat Antisemitism Movement. July 19, 2024
Herzog honors CAM-supported volunteers for post-Oct. 7 response The war "turned into our finest hour, thanks to the spirit of volunteerism of the people of Israel," President Isaac Herzog said. June 21, 2024
Florida Jewish legislator ponders the future of Jews in the US The state is "doing the best in America about fighting antisemitism but we still get a B. Nobody gets an A and there are lots of F’s,” says state Rep. Randy Fine. Etgar Lefkovits June 20, 2024
