Jew-hatred online has fundamentally shifted. Conspiracy theories and stereotypes haven't gone anywhere, but today we see a "new normal" level of hostility toward Jews that makes real-world violence more likely. Platforms must break the engagement loop that amplifies and rewards Jew-hatred.

The rise of AI is both supercharging online antisemitism and empowering the fight against it.

As CyberWell Founder & CEO Tal-Or Cohen Montemayor explains, bad actors are using AI to make hateful content more engaging than ever — but it could also be the tool that helps us combat this hate at scale.

Social media algorithms are designed to reward emotions like anger and disgust. Too often, antisemitism falls into this category. With the help of powerful algorithms, they can spread faster and farther than more measured content — ensuring that extremism excels while moderate voices are ignored.

The major social media platforms have the largest audiences in the world. With this unprecedented reach comes an immense responsibility. That's why CyberWell partners with social media platforms, providing the expertise and tools to ensure that they don't become platforms for hate.