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Antisemites rallied online around the anniversary of the 1915 lynching of Leo Frank, a Jewish man today believed to be wrongfully convicted by antisemitic public pressure.

After Jamie Foxx posted seemingly anti-Jewish comments on Instagram, antisemites jumped on the bandwagon to spread antisemitic narratives on social media.

After demonstrators burned copies of the Quran in Sweden and Denmark, some people took to social media to blame Jews for the desecration and resulting conflicts.

Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. claimed COVID specifically spared Ashkenazi Jews, setting off a social media storm of antisemitic conspiracy theories.

After police fatally shot a 17-year-old in a Paris suburb, France erupted in violent protests — and Jewish people took the blame for orchestrating the chaos and destruction.

Criticizing government actions is important in a democratic society, but criticism of Israeli military operations too often turns into violent antisemitism targeting all Jews, no matter where they live.