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Ye’s antisemitism may be rooted in fringe beliefs, but their widespread use on social media has reached the mainstream, exemplifying exactly how the spread of hate works.

We needed a new name that would help us tell our amazing story, and just in time for the holidays, we’ve found one. Global ARC is now CyberWell!

Global ARC is taking action to combat the spread of online antisemitism by creating a first-of-its-kind open database of antisemitic social media content, democratizing the fight against antisemitism and serving as an advanced engine of transparency to drive social media accountability.

For the Jewish people, our immigration story has the added weight throughout history of seeking out our liberation, sovereignty, and freedom from oppression and antisemitism. This Passover, we remember the victims of the recent antisemitic wave of terror in Israel.

In a world where the boundaries between the digital space and real life are blurred by an unrestrained flow of information, the digital form of “meta-hatred” has direct consequences in daily life.

Holocaust hate speech is a multi-lingual worldwide phenomenon that is growing–combining different conspiracy theories for spreading hateful content against Jews and Israel. It is vital that the roll-out for flagging content that denies or distorts the Holocaust across digital platforms, is as multi-faceted as the various conspiracy theories and rich taxonomy used to promote this form of Jew-hatred.