Antisemitism 2.0
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Social Media and the Normalisation of Hate: October 7 Two Years On
This OHPI report examines changes to antisemitism across ten social platforms from the year before October 7 through to the second anniversary of the attack. It reflects a sharp rise in the months after October 7, a decline later in 2024, then a renewed rise in antisemitism during 2025. On four platforms the level of…
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New report on the normalisations of antisemitism after Synagogues attacked
Melbourne, 21 July 2025 – A new report released today examines online responses to two antisemitic arson attacks targeting synagogues in Melbourne. The most recent attack, earlier this
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Case Study: Far-left incitement
Following a weekend of antisemitic attacks in Melbourne, we examine the incitement of one far-left activist.
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JCCV’s “Turning Point” report
Our CEO, Dr Andre Oboler, reviewed the “Turning Point: The Victorian Jewish Community After October 7” report published by the JCCV and provided commentary on it for an
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United Against Hate
To mark the UN designated International Day for Countering Hate Speech, respond to rising antisemitism and anti-Muslim hate since October 2023, and help address the breakdown in social
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New Zealand Antisemitism Report
Between April and September 2024, a group of New Zealand university students were hired by the Astor Foundation and seconded to the Online Hate Prevention Institute for training and management in a project to collect online antisemitism, particularly content originating in New Zealand. The full report is presented here and can also be downloaded. In…
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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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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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Targeting Jews is antisemitic
By Andre Oboler Friday was an exceptionally busy day as the Online Hate Prevention Institute was pushed into crisis mode. Here’s what happened: Yesterday a list of Jews,