AS CHRISTIANS, WE STAND IN SOLIDARITY WITH OUR JEWISH BROTHERS & SISTERS
WHY WE SUPPORT ISRAEL & THE JEWISH PEOPLE
"Today Christians stand with Israel for many reasons, including their reading of scripture, personal experiences, political convictions, and study of history. Christian Zionism is a set of teachings based in God's promises to Abraham and confirmed by the New Testament writers, with roots that go back to the early Church." —IsraelAnswers.com
The targeting of Jews must be stopped. I pledge to combat antisemitism.
Help us fulfill G-d’s promise to the Jewish people by supporting the fight against antisemitism.
TAKE ACTION
1. Stand in solidarity with the Jewish people and sign the pledge to Combat Antisemitism.
2. Get informed. Learn more about Christian Zionism from our partner resources below.
3. Spread the word. Share this page with your Christian friends, family and community.
LEARN MORE FROM OUR PARTNERS
Watch the 5-part series on “Why Christians Support Israel” including the Personal, Practical, Moral, Legal, and Biblical reasons. Hosted by Susan Michael on the Out of Zion Show—Connecting the Bible, Israel, and You, with new videos every week.
Read more about the history of Christian antisemitism from “Heresies, Hurts and the Holocaust”, an article written by Dr. Jim Solberg, National Director of Bridges for Peace.
Learn more about Antisemitism and its different forms, Christian Zionism and Support for Israel, Israeli Policies, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict from IsraelAnswers.com.
Founded in 2019, the Combat Antisemitism Movement is a global coalition engaging more than 1.5 million people and 500 organizations from a diverse array of religious, political, and cultural backgrounds in the common mission of fighting the world's oldest hatred.
Our unique platform creates fruitful partnerships, develops creative solutions, and leverages the collective power of our broad-based network to build a better future, free of bigotry, for the Jewish people and humanity as a whole.
OUR MISSION
CAM fights antisemitism wherever it occurs, across the ideological spectrum. We seek to educate people about antisemitism, monitor and report on its various contemporary manifestations, advocate for consistent benchmarks for policymakers and empower those affected by this prejudice to tell their personal stories. We highlight difference-makers and galvanize activism to forge a more constructive path for humanity.
OUR VISION
Our efforts are focused on promoting religious tolerance and opposing individuals, groups, and governments that engage in or otherwise support antisemitism. We take concrete action to nurture mutual understanding across traditional divides and ensure there is no safe place in modern society for Jew-haters. The CAM Pledge draws on the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism and its list of 11 specific behaviors used to discriminate against Jews.
OUR ACTIVITIES
CAM engages in a rich array of activities to advance our aims. Our programming works both bottom-up and top-down, combining the best of crowdsourced approaches with elite mobilization. Through our campaigns, creative contests, grassroots advocacy, legislative initiatives, and interfaith collaboration, we inspire new solutions to the world’s oldest hatred.
We have a proven track record of organizing major international events of geopolitical significance. The Balkans Forum Against Antisemitism, Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism, Central America Forum for Israel, Kyiv Jewish Forum, and Annual Global Summit have firmly established CAM as a leader in the fight against antisemitism.
STAY INFORMED WITH CAM
Sign the pledgeto access our information hub, weekly newsletters and global events.
The CAM Information Hub tracks media coverage and incidents of Jew-hatred around the world and detects and analyzes new global trends around antisemitism.
CAM publishes a weekly Global Antisemitism Report that serves as a comprehensive data resource on antisemitic incidents worldwide and draws attention to the work of government leaders and humanitarian activists who are pushing back against hatred targeting Jews.
