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No child should have to encounter this kind of hatred on their way to school
4 school buses vandalized with swastikas, antisemitic vitriol outside NYC yeshiva: cops trib.al/BzPKuoe
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🚨 1.18 BILLION views of antisemitic content in just 75 days.
CAM’s Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) tracked 2,806 posts from 683 accounts, with 52% spreading conspiracy theories targeting Jews.
The reach is staggering:
🔴 X: 641 million views
🔴 Instagram: 517.4 million views
Social media platforms must fix their algorithms, enforce their own policies, and stop amplifying antisemitism.
Freedom of speech does not mean freedom of reach.
🔗 1b.combatantisemitism.org
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Wonder what's the secret of the miracle called Israel?
Keith Siegel, held 484 days hostage by monsters in Gaza, is home, holding his first granddaughter.
What a beautiful sight!
MAZAL TOV!
#AmIsraelChai 🇮🇱💪
Did you know that Israel's elections are today? Israel is a democracy with 38 different parties on the ballot
Three years ago, Ari woke to a nightmare: civilians were being massacred, his family was in the danger zone, and he had no way of knowing if they were safe.
As the death toll rose and hostages were dragged into Gaza, Ari watched another horror unfold: people thousands of miles away, untouched by the violence, were already picking sides - deciding whose lives mattered, whose suffering deserved sympathy, and who deserved to be vilified.
This is his story.
#Threeyearslater
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Four Israeli tech companies have been named in this year’s annual list of Time magazine’s Best Inventions for creations “that are changing how we live, work, play and think about what’s possible,” the publication said.
Read more: timesofisrael.com/4-israeli-…
Different religions. Different politics. Different visions for the future. One ballot box. 🗳️
In Israel, democracy isn’t just an idea. It’s something millions of citizens actively participate in, protect and sometimes even fly thousands of miles to take part in.
This is what democracy in the Middle East looks like.
When unrest erupts, Jews are too often made the scapegoat. The rapid spread of antisemitic conspiracy theories surrounding the riots in France is another disturbing example of how quickly dangerous, age-old hatred can resurface and spread online
🇫🇷 As riots swept France, antisemitic narratives took hold online, blaming Jews and Israel.
Over two days, CAM's Antisemitism Research Center documented 1,384 such posts on X from 816 accounts, from "Mossad orchestration" to Rothschild conspiracies.
→ combatantisemitism.org/studi…
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From cybersecurity to saving lives: how an Israeli startup is using AI to transform medical research
Briya co-founder and CEO David Lazerson explains how artificial intelligence is unlocking medical data, identifying patie...
ynetnews.com/business/articl…
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Israeli hospital launches AI tool to help nonverbal children communicate
Read more here 👇
i24news.tv/en/news/israel/so…
Tali was on her way home to the U.S. after visiting family when she found herself caught in one of the deadliest massacres in modern history.
But even as she struggled to process the horror and grief, another battle was already unfolding: the battle over the truth.
Before the victims could be mourned, they were being recast as villains. Decades of misinformation and deeply entrenched narratives were activated, with accusations of genocide leveled against Israel on October 7, before it had even begun its military response.
Three years later, Tali is still confronting the consequences of that narrative and doing her part to share the truth.
This is her story.
#Threeyearslater
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Three years on from 7th October, antisemitism online isn’t fading. It’s breaking records.
A new report by The Online Hate Prevention Institute @OnlineHate has found that antisemitism on social media reached its highest level between July and September this year since the Institute began monitoring in 2022.
The study, which analysed content across eleven platforms, identified that after the initial surge in antisemitism that followed Hamas’ barbaric 7th October attacks on Israel, antisemitism has kept rising on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. No platform has reportedly returned to pre-7th October levels.
The most prevalent content included age-old conspiracy theories about Jewish power and control, the blood libel, and the accusation that Jews were responsible for the death of Jesus.
Our polling shows that 91% of British Jews believe antisemitism on social media is a big problem. Reports like this show they are right to be alarmed, and that tech giants have abjectly failed to keep Jew-hatred off their platforms.
timesofisrael.com/online-ant…
Three years ago Michael, an Egyptian American, watched a massacre unfold and gleefully celebrated with his friends.
As time passed and he saw the depths to which the movement that he supported had stooped, he realized he was on the wrong side.
It's easy to be brainwashed, but it's not as easy to break free.
The moral clarity and courage that he inherited from his father started to break through the noise - and today, he's a completely changed man.
This is his story.
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Emotional moments: On this day, October 13, 2025, the last living hostages kidnapped by Hamas into Gaza on October 7, 2023, finally returned home to the arms of their loved ones.
We will never forget what they endured. We will never forget those murdered on October 7 and those who never made it home from captivity in Gaza alive. And we will never forget the horrors of October 7, 2023.
Three years after October 7, one Gazan is speaking out about what Hamas has cost him and his fellow Gazans: an education, their homes, their neighborhoods, and the freedom to build a future.
Despite the risks, his voice is no longer alone. More Gazans are daring to speak out against Hamas, demanding an end to the suffering and a future free from fear, violence, and oppression.
Yet their voices are too often silenced or ignored by the very people who claim to care about a “Free Palestine.”
Hear his story.
#ThreeYearsLater
When Hamood woke up to missiles and gunshots shooting from near his home in Gaza, into Israel, he knew this wasn't just another border skirmish.
As cars full of Israeli hostages started flooding into Gaza, Hamood realized his life would never be the same.
#Threeyearslater
Caroline always believed that compassion was a universal value, especially among those who shared her progressive ideals.
But on that fateful day in October three years ago, as the massacre was still unfolding, she watched people she considered friends justify the violence.
Some even celebrated it.
The horror of that day was devastating. Discovering how little empathy existed among people she thought shared her values was a betrayal she never expected.
This is Caroline’s story.
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Three years ago Tomer was on a family vacation. Days later, he was helping recover the bodies of people murdered in a gruesome massacre.
What was supposed to be a time of family, laughter, and memories became an experience of unimaginable horror.
But amid the devastation, Tomer asked one question: “How can I help?”
He volunteered with ZAKA, an organization helping recover victims' bodies to ensure they received dignified burials. What he witnessed firsthand left images that can never be erased.
But Tomer refused to let horror be the end of his story.
Today, he dedicates his life and his art to helping others suffering from PTSD heal through art therapy, while ensuring the stories of October 7 are never forgotten.
This is his story.
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