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Combat Antisemitism Movement

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Formation2019
HeadquartersUS?
MembershipAndré Azoulay, Uwe Becker, Mario Adolfo Búcaro Flores, Elan S. Carr, Irwin Cotler, Patrick Desbois, Barbara Feingold, Alan Feld, Anita Friedman, Ezra Gontownik, David Gonski, Gabriel Groisman, Gilad Katz, Aaron Keyak, Noam Lee, Valentina Leskaj, Arie Lipnick, John Mann, Johnnie Moore, Sharona Nazarian, Eitan Neishlos, Martin Oliner, Eric Pickles, Dina Porat, Robert Singer, Scott Singer, Natan Sharansky, Orna Triguboff, Tanya Tsikanovsky, Stuart Weinblatt, Ron Weiser, Ruth Wisse, Jordana Yechiel, Jonathan Zamir,Joe Lieberman,Sacha Roytman-Dratwa
Zionist action group dedicated to global censorship and information control.

The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) is a Zionist action group dedicated to global censorship and information control.

Activities

CAM has lobbied for and advocated that governments adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of "antisemitism"[1], which includes criticism of Israel.

CAM urged government leaders around the world to follow the lead of Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer, who after October 7 2023 announced that his government would treat the chant "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" as a threat subject to prosecution.[2] The phrase was banned in Bavaria (Germany) in November 2023[3], and is borderline illegal in the UK[4], the Netherlands[5], and other places.

CAM reaches "millions through digital campaigns, influencer partnerships, and an innovation lab that has nurtured over 50 projects from inception to fruition. CAM has established the largest network in the world of social media influencers to combat antisemitism".[6]

It cultivates "alliances" with nearly a thousand non-Jewish and Jewish groups, fostering common causes with Black communities, Christians, Muslims, and others.[6]

People

Board members as of February 2026[7], plus some older board members, and staff. The organization is filled with neoconservative operatives.

Sacha Roytman-Dratwa is the CEO of the Combat Antisemitism Movement. He previously led the digital advocacy unit at the World Jewish Congress. He was also director of digital media communication for Rimon Cohen Sheinkman, a public relations firm in Israel. Before that, he worked as a propagandist on the Israel Defense Forces' New Media Operations team.[8]

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