Last week, we shared news of Israel’s Foreign Ministry hosting an International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) conference on antisemitism.
At that gathering, Tal-Or Cohen Montemayor, founder and CEO of CyberWell, spoke with unmistakable clarity. She warned of a troubling transformation: before October 7, antisemitism online often took the form of conspiracy theories. Since then, it has shifted into something far more dangerous – overt dehumanization, casting Jews as “evil” and “the enemy.” Her words were not a prediction. They were a warning.
And this week, just days after the tragic murder of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgram in Washington, D.C., that warning proved all too real. In Boulder, Colorado, Jews standing peacefully in solidarity with the hostages were violently attacked.
We cannot look away. This is no longer about what could happen – this is about what is happening now.
We feel pain, anger, and fear. But we are not powerless. Each of us has a role – to choose what we share, to raise our voices against hate, and to stand firm in our values.
Standing with us is not enough – be part of the action. Your donation fuels our frontline work: identifying dangerous content, exposing incitement, and pressuring platforms to take it down before it leads to violence. This isn’t abstract—it’s life-saving. If you want to see less hate online and more accountability, help us make it happen.
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