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Understanding the Problem
Understanding the Problem
Antisemitism - always present on social media - has risen dramatically since October 7. This is of great concern because college-age students and others consume so much mostly unregulated news and other content through social media platforms. There are no global standards for regulating social media platforms.
Latest Updates
Latest Updates
1/29/26 The Digital War Against the Jewish Community Is Raging, Perhaps Worse Than Ever
Updated_ISCA_Online Networks & Narratives_Report_June_2025.pdfAnti-Israel Campus Groups: Online
Networks & Narratives (June 2025)
This study analyzes how digital coordination, radicalized rhetoric, and offline mobilization have converged on U.S. campuses. It identifies the central actors behind a coordinated network of campus and off-campus groups whose messaging increasingly mirrors that of designated terrorist organizations.
CyberWell-Online Antisemitism-Report-2025.pdf2025 State of Online Antisemitism
2025 State of Online Antisemitism
This annual overview of the state of online antisemitism includes detailed information on how antisemitism is spread online.
The IU Institute for the Study of Contemporary Anstisemitism hosts an annual "datathon" that explores the spread of antisemitism through online platforms, including social media. This 2025 presentation focused on AI trends, challenges and research frontiers. 8/31/25
You Can Report Online Antisemitism
You Can Report Online Antisemitism
Antisemitic behavior is not acceptable at Indiana University. Report antisemitic social media posts emanating from any individual or organization account on IU campuses.
CyberWell tracks global online antisemitism across social media platforms in multiple languages to spur social media platforms toward greater accountability. You can help by reporting antisemitic social media posts you see to Cyberwell and to that social media's platform reporting system.
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