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*[[Voices of Israel – Together for Israel]] - a partnership with [[Combat Antisemitism]] | *[[Voices of Israel – Together for Israel]] - a partnership with [[Combat Antisemitism]] | ||
| + | *[[STOIC]] - ran a series of fake websites: [[Good Samaritan]], which mapped and ranked American universities according to the amount of alleged antisemitic incidents on their campuses and whether it was safe for Jews to study there | [[United Citizens for Canada]], which had multiple social media accounts and disseminated heavily Islamophobic material, including claims that Muslim immigrants were a threat to Canada and demanding a sharia state. | Another was the [[Arab Slave Trade]] site, which was copied almost entirely from Wikipedia and was aimed at Black Americans, trying to repeat the message that the Arabs had been slave traders in Africa. | Yet another site was called [[Serenity Now]], which branded itself as anarchist and anti-establishment.<ref>https://archive.is/DBpdE</ref> | ||
| + | ==People== | ||
| + | *[[Yair Eddie Fraiman]] | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Latest revision as of 11:18, 17 September 2024
Activities
- Voices of Israel – Together for Israel - a partnership with Combat Antisemitism
- STOIC - ran a series of fake websites: Good Samaritan, which mapped and ranked American universities according to the amount of alleged antisemitic incidents on their campuses and whether it was safe for Jews to study there | United Citizens for Canada, which had multiple social media accounts and disseminated heavily Islamophobic material, including claims that Muslim immigrants were a threat to Canada and demanding a sharia state. | Another was the Arab Slave Trade site, which was copied almost entirely from Wikipedia and was aimed at Black Americans, trying to repeat the message that the Arabs had been slave traders in Africa. | Yet another site was called Serenity Now, which branded itself as anarchist and anti-establishment.[1]
