More Than 80 New York Law Enforcement Officers Trained to Combat Antisemitism at CAM Forum in Orange County - Combat Antisemitism Movement

A coalition of New York law‑enforcement agencies has sent over 80 officers to a training session hosted by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) in Orange County. The program, held at a local forum, focuses on identifying antisemitic threats, protecting Jewish communities, and coordinating responses to hate‑based incidents. Participants will learn how to recognize subtle signs of bias, engage with community leaders, and implement best practices for rapid intervention. The initiative underscores a growing partnership between state police and grassroots organizations aimed at curbing antisemitic violence across the region.

More Than 80 New York Law Enforcement Officers Trained to Combat Antisemitism at CAM Forum in Orange County  Combat Antisemitism Movement