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Yogev Karasenty Director for combating Antisemitism Cyber monitoring Reflection of Anti Semitism Phenomenon during October 2016 The research presented in this document is based on monitoring and analysis of social network discourse. The analysis is performed via cutting edge technology of text analysis. The findings show dispersal of Anti Semitism Phenomenon all over the world, with a focus on Europe. IHRA WORKING DEFINITION OF ANTISEMITISM “Antisemitism is a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred toward Jews. Rhetorical and physical manifestations of antisemitism are directed toward Jewish or non-Jewish individuals and/or their property, toward Jewish community institutions and religious facilities. In addition, such manifestations could also target the state of Israel, conceived as a Jewish collectivity” tuesday, February 9, 2016 2% 9% 14% 4% 1% 27% 30% Europe WESTERN PACIFIC SOUTH-EAST ASIA S AFRICA MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA NORTH AMERICA Reflection of Anti Semitic Users in English, around the world October 2016 number of Antisemitic tweets: 367.634 number of Antisemitic users: 99.926 May 31st, 2016 - EU together with Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft unveiled a code of conduct that includes a series of commitments to combat the spread of illegal hate speech online in Europe. Vĕra Jourová, EU Commissioner for Justice: "This agreement is an mportant step forward to ensure that the internet remains a place of free and democratic expression, where European values and laws are respected. I welcome the commitment of worldwide IT companies to review the majority of valid notifications for removal of illegal hate speech in less than 24 hours and remove or disable access to such content, if necessary." Code of conduct not respected December 2016 - A report commissioned by Mrs Jourova showed that compliance with the code is far from satisfactory. According to this report, the companies reviewed 40% of the recorded cases in less than 24 hours. After 48 hours the figure is more than 80%. Many differences between countries: * France & Germany: 50 % of racists comments deleted * Austria: 11 % * Italia: 4 % Dr. Hassan al-Husseini from Marseilles Imam preacher 1.500.000 Twitter followers. Tweets an interpretation of the US elections: a reporter asks a Jewish man with Anti-Semitic features "who do you think won the election?" He answers, "I did." Examples of flagrant exchange highlighted by the system United Kingdom, Belgium, France and Germany ARABIC Let's zoom in on…. England ARABIC Great Britain Users in ENGLISH, October 2016 LONDON 8282 LIVERPOOL 142 BIRMINGHAM 129 MANCHESTER 287 GLASGOW 337 EDINBURGH 486 CARDIFF 153 Great Britain Users in ARABIC, October 2016 LONDON 798 LIVERPOOL 4 BIRMINGHAM 1 MANCHESTER 12 GLASGOW 1 EDINBURGH 1 CARDIFF 5 ISRAEL BOMBS BABIES from LONDON 4.661 followers. The users name: Israel Bombs Babies, complies with twitters policy Our collection: Quotable Quotes From the Chosen Ones https://t.co/UQKSJ0H0 YX #gaza #palestine #israel #BDS https://twitter.com/Col_Connaughton Jannate Maghribi Moroccan living in Paris. 400 followers. tweeted a depiction caricature of a Jew feasting on Arab children from Syria, Libya, Iran and drinking their blood. Summary and Conclusions • Antisemitism online is more common than we realize • The antisemitic language and gestures changes rapidly • There are hubs of online antisemitism in the USA ,France and England. • The Muslim community scores higher than its percent in the population • Legislation has an impact • Monitoring can not be left to the IT companies alone What should be done on the educational level • Enhancing critical thinking when using the internet. • Enhancing critical awareness in politics. • Increase the level of knowledge on the Holocaust and on its historical and cultural roots. • involvement of the sporting world on passing on values. • Promote active citizenship and raise awareness of extremist violence ( for instance report and object violence and hate speech). • Back educational efforts with community education and extracurricular activities. Toda Raba!