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The tentacles of Islamist regime in Iran stretch far and wide in the Middle East, through a complex network of proxy militia forces that operate and control large swaths of territory. Hamas, with all its deadly weaponry and tunnel complexes in Gaza, is a permanently bleeding sore lodged inside Israel’s body politic that keeps the Mideast in jitters. And it is funded by Iran. READ MORE AT:...

Women everywhere will be at greater risk of violence and dehumanization, backed up by the legitimacy of global institutions that simply stand by silently. One condemnation or investigation is not enough...Today, more than ever, we need to stand up for women and girls everywhere, and that means talking about the sexual violence that happened on Oct. 7.

The Adopt IHRA Coalition is an umbrella group of more than 145 NGOs from around the world that calls for the support and the adoption of the IHRA definition of antisemitism by companies, institutions and governments.

A new report on progressive antisemitism was released Tuesday by a top Israeli think tank, arguing that a new form of antisemitism is becoming increasingly powerful in left-wing ideology and activism.

A new policy paper by the Reut Institute, commissioned by the Julis Foundation for Multi-Disciplinary Thinking, suggests that a new strain of anti-Semitism is arising within the contemporary progressive discourse.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Zach Banner is encouraging the National Football League and all its teams to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism.

Mayors across the world are set to come together next month for the first global mayors summit against antisemitism. Scheduled for March 16, the digital summit will be hosted by the Frankfurt Municipality and the Combat Anti-Semitism Movement, and will include lectures and activists directed at encouraging municipal and local leaders “to eradicate antisemitism, prejudice and hatred from their...

Famed British soccer team Chelsea FC announced on Monday the launch of its “Say No to Antisemitism” website that will feature all the club’s updates, events and resources related to its antisemitism campaign.

CST’s Antisemitic Incidents Report 2020, published today, shows that last year CST recorded 1,668 antisemitic incidents across the UK. This is an 8% fall from the 1,813 incidents recorded in 2019 but is still the third-highest number of incidents CST has ever recorded in a calendar year.