#Combatted

Antisemtism is too normalized. It's like any time I look in the comments of a video mentioning the Jewish people people spew hatred and blame the group for all their problems. In person I've seen discrimination as well. I'm really feeling the pressure for the first time ever

#jewish #antisemitism

I’m hear to clear the air 😂 @jacobsyechiel

Why they hate us: The reason for antisemitism

By the way, part of that antisemitism is suggesting that Jewish people should be and our only safe in a fascist ethnic state, but consequently they will also blame Israel for everything. It does not have to be logical. It just has to be helpful.

Antisemitism is brainrot 101 #jewish #explore

CHEAP AI. But antisemites will believe anything regardless

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If you have heard of eugenicists who hunt down defective and broken (disabled) people with an intent to cleanse the country, then you have a modern form today like the Israel bashing Jew haters that are out to find Israel supporters.

#commentary #socialmedia #antisemitism

We are FAILING at solving antisemitism.

You’ve probably seen it online: “I’m noticing…” It sounds harmless. But it can be coded antisemitism. In fact, 73% of U.S. Jews report experiencing antisemitism online in the past 12 months, according to our State of Antisemitism in America 2025 Report. Orthodox Jewish creator Alyssa Goldwater (@AlyssaGoldwater) breaks down how “I’m noticing” comments are used to suggest Jewish control or influence — without ever saying the word “Jewish.” “I’m realizing how weird it is that so many companies accommodate kosher options.” “Hard not to notice who’s behind all this.” This is the internet’s updated version of a centuries-old conspiracy trope — repackaged as “just asking questions.”