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Ongoing Story· Day 5

Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories Surge Amidst French Riots, Study Finds

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Report: Over 1,300 Antisemitic Posts Blamed Israel, Jews for French Riots

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A report by the Combat Antisemitism Movement found over 1,300 antisemitic social media posts blaming Israel and Jews for recent riots in France. The posts spread conspiracy theories, with some calling for violence against Jews. The report noted that English-language posts were prevalent and shared on paid 𝕏 accounts. Meanwhile, Israel's Shin Bet chief visited France to offer counterterrorism advice, as such antisemitic narratives continue to emerge following major events.

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  • Over 1,300 antisemitic social media posts blamed Israel and Jews for recent riots in France.
  • The Combat Antisemitism Movement report identified 816 unique accounts spreading conspiracy theories.
  • Some posts called for the expulsion or extermination of Jews, linking them to the unrest.
  • English-language posts accounted for 69% of the anti-Jewish content and 86% of its views.
  • The report noted that some extreme content was shared via paid 𝕏 Premium accounts.
  • Israel's Shin Bet chief visited France to offer counterterrorism advice.

All Israel News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read All Israel News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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