November 24, 2025

A Polish parliamentarian delivered an antisemitic tirade on Saturday outside the gates of Auschwitz-Birkenau, where more than one million Jews were murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust. Grzegorz Braun, a far-right MP and head of the Confederation of the Polish Crown party, spoke as Poland moved toward adopting its first national strategy to counter […]

A new transparency tool on X has exposed a wide network of deceptive accounts shaping online conversations about Israel, Gaza, and Jews. The update shows each user’s app store region and login location, giving the public a clearer view of who stands behind viral posts. The findings highlight ongoing foreign influence campaigns and coordinated disinformation

Pro-Palestinian activists marched with red ribbons and hostage-style banners outside the Israeli Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden, on Sunday night. Their aim was unmistakable as they attempted to hijack Israel’s hostage campaign and turn it into a platform for convicted Palestinian terrorists. The display stole imagery created after Hamas terrorists stormed Israeli towns and dragged innocent

Anti-Israel activists gathered outside St John’s Wood United Synagogue in London, England, on Sunday night. Their demonstration targeted a World Zionist Organization (WZO) Aliyah Day event that offered immigration information and personal guidance to British Jews interested in moving to Israel. Hostile Chants and Harassment Outside a Synagogue The protest was organized by Jewish Anti-Zionist

Songs celebrating violence against Jews and Israelis, and even calling to “globalize the intifada,” remain widely available on major streaming platforms. Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and YouTube all host tracks that glorify terror, praise attacks on Israeli civilians, and promote explicitly antisemitic narratives. The concern grew after multiple remixes of British punk-rap duo Bob