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Antisemitic Conspiracy Campaign Spreads on X Amid Spain Migration Crisis at Ceuta Border
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Calcalist · 2 hours ago
What happened
A migration crisis at Spain's Ceuta border triggered a viral antisemitic conspiracy campaign on X, blaming Israel and Jews for orchestrating the event. The Anti-Semitism Combat Movement's study found massive reach and rapid spread of hateful content, urging X to limit such posts and add expert context.
- 01Migration crisis at Ceuta border sparked a massive antisemitic conspiracy campaign on X.
- 02173 posts from 119 influential accounts reached over 103 million people worldwide in 72 hours.
- 03Conspiracy narratives falsely accused Israel and Jews of engineering the migration wave.
- 04Far-right, far-left, and radical Islamist accounts united to spread the same antisemitic message.
- 05X's platform incentives amplified hate speech by prioritizing verified accounts with ad revenue.
- 06Anti-Semitism Combat Movement demands X restrict conspiratorial content and add expert factual context.
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