In 2021, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Telegram, YouTube, Facebook and VK combined received 3,922 reports of antisemitic content but removed only 1,004 such posts, a report by Fighting Online Antisemitism finds
People don't understand how hungry the Emiratis were for exposure to Jewish and Arab Israeli society, Arab Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad says. Abu-Dhabi-based influencer: Anything is possible now with the Abraham Accords.
Noting government policy continues to lag behind technological developments, Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar says, "Incitement on social media networks is directly related to harm to public security."
Supporter of "Palestine" didn't look too closely at a pendant she bought and proudly showed off on social media.
Israeli celebrities will share their worst experiences with online bullying, switching out offensive words for positive ones, in campaign that hopes to encourage people to think twice before they criticize someone online.
The former president's new enterprise, Trump Media & Technology Group, plans to become a publicly listed company through a merger with the publicly traded Digital World Acquisition Corp.
"Unfortunately, Facebook inexplicably rejected our ads, presumably because they contain the words 'hate' and 'antisemitism,'" says Mark Freedman, head of the Jewish Federation of Broward County.
Facebook's parent company says it has removed 141 Facebook accounts, 79 pages, 13 groups and 21 Instagram accounts based in Gaza or otherwise linked to the Islamist terrorist group.
Each page had over a million followers, and published messages supporting terrorists imprisoned in Israel and calling on Israel to release terrorists.
"We see it as a war on the Palestinian narrative, as an attempt to silence them speaking about their oppression and suffering," says Nadim Nashif, founder of digital rights organization "7amleh."