Online Hate
The violent race riots directed against natives of the North Caucasus and other non-Slavs in Moscow's Manezh Square last month have also lead to an upsurge of openly anti-Semitic expression in Russia’s online media, blaming the Jews for the incidents and calling for attacks on them. As in past cases, the connection between Russia’s anti-immigrant nationalists and anti-Semitic incitement and violence has been very visible.
Online Hate
Moscow: Anti-Semitic incitement spreads in wake of race riots
Internet: The Hatred Super-Highway
‘What’s the difference between Jews and Nazis? The Jews are guilty of the crimes they’re accused of.”
The boldfaced quotes are real. They were written within the past few months by people who believe they are true. They are quotes from hateful blogs and Web sites — some written in America, some abroad. Antisemitism pulses, alive and well, on the Internet.
Hate sites campaign to influence web reputation program
Activists on white supremacist and anti-Semitic websites have undertaken a coordinated effort to influence the WOT program in favor of hate sites, and against sites that counter their propaganda and activities.
Baseless organ theft claims spread on the Internet
A modern day blood libel put by forward by the anti-Semitic group ZUBR (Union of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia) has been picked up and spread around the internet as a factual news piece.
Australian Student Website, Hotbed of Anti-Semitism
Australia's biggest student website, boredofstudies.com, is embroiled in controversy after posts were found on its forum with viciously anti-Semitic messages such as "let's holocaust them".
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