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Wednesday Apr 24, 2013
With all due respect to Efraim Zuroff, the director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Israel office, his recent criticism of the Israeli Foreign Ministry over the Global Forum to Combat Antisemitism was a mile off target. He expressed concern over senior government officials from Lithuania, Greece, Hungary and Ireland being schedule to deliver addresses at the opening of the conference. In each case he has listed valid concerns about...
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Saturday Apr 06, 2013
To the Anti-Israel Hackers, don’t say I didn’t warn you. Last week ago I wrote about #OpIsrael the “planned new cyber attack against Israel”. My article ended by noting that “there will be plenty of Israeli geeks looking forward to the challenge – and quite capable of coming out on top”. I also tweeted my article to one of the Iranian backed anti-Israel hacker groups I mentioned and to one of the...
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Tuesday Apr 02, 2013
 The first news of an planned new cyber attack against Israel , scheduled for April 7 2013, was announced back on March the 11th, almost a full month before the scheduled attack. The attack is a face saving effort to renew a campaign from last November which was nothing less than a miserable failure. The previous campaign saw over 44 million attacks by Anonymous on Israeli government servers, yet in the end only one server was noticeable...
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Sunday Mar 24, 2013
Facebook’s refusal to recognize Holocaust denial as hate speech, and ban it from the social media platform, is today well known. I have monitored this and other manifestations of antisemitism on social media platforms since first exposing the problem of “Antisemitism 2.0” five years ago. Last week, however, I released a major new report revealing additional blind spots in Facebook’s understanding of antisemitism. The...
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Tuesday Jan 01, 2013
An article in Haaretz, currently going viral on anti-Israel websites, blogs and social media forums, highlights the urgent need to reclaim some sanity in Israel’s political left. The article refers to the first report of a new Israeli think tank known as Molad, ‘the Center for the Renewal of Israeli Democracy’, which is funded by the New Israel Fund, and is staffed by members of the NIF network. The report is highly revealing,...
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