A study by the World Jewish Congress found that 81 percent of reported antisemitic content stays online. By Rachel Avraham Reporting hateful content on social media is supposed to do something. A user sees a post calling for violence, spreading an antisemitic conspiracy or targeting Jews as a group, clicks the report button and expects […]
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