From coded emojis to old lies: 9/11 antisemitism persists online

CyberWell, an organization monitoring antisemitism online, has identified scores of social media posts falsely blaming Jews and Israel for the 9/11 attacks. The report warns that decades-old antisemitic conspiracy theories continue to circulate and evolve on major platforms, using coded language and emojis to evade detection. The findings highlight the persistence of classic antisemitic tropes in the digital age, adapted for modern communication channels.

CyberWell, an organization that monitors antisemitism online, has identified scores of social media posts falsely blaming Jews and Israel for the 9/11 attacks. The report warns that decades-old antisemitic conspiracy theories continue to circulate and evolve on major platforms, using coded language and emojis to evade detection. The findings highlight the persistence of classic antisemitic tropes in the digital age, adapted for modern communication channels.