Here is some of our recent work on dealing with online antisemitism.
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Calls for the destruction of Israel on X
This briefing outlines New Zealand examples from X (formerly Twitter) to explore double standards as a form of antisemitism.
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Antisemitic “Judensau” Trope on New Zealand Social Media
In this briefing we examine the use of the antisemitic “Judensau” trope on New Zealand social media.
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Antisemitism in a New Zealand neo-Nazi Telegram channel, Part II
In this briefing we examine the antisemitism that is prevalent in a New Zealand neo-Nazi Telegram channel.
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Antisemitism in a New Zealand neo-Nazi Telegram channel, Part I
In this briefing we examine the antisemitism that is prevalent in a New Zealand neo-Nazi Telegram channel.
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X does not enforce its policy on hate-speech
A few days ago, at the start of September 2024, Brazil banned X (Twitter) following Elon Musk’s refusal to suspend what Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes […]
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The Baby-Killer trope
This briefing presents a small sample of the antisemitic trope of ‘baby killer’ or ‘child killer’ that is widespread on X (Twitter) in New Zealand (NZ) in the […]
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Antisemitism on LinkedIn
We examine antisemitism on LinkedIn and look at whether the platform is doing enough to remove antisemitism from their site.
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Antisemitism in New Zealand’s Twittersphere
In this briefing we examine posts from New Zealand X (Twitter) users that demonstrate examples of when anti-Israel activism becomes antisemitic.
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“Not the real Jews”: Denying Jews their Jewishness
Joshua Sampson explores narratives on social media that seek to undermine the right of Jews to self-determination.
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Denial and justification of the October 7 attacks
This briefing by Ella Mishan looks at some of the denial and justification we have found on social media of the October 7 attacks.