Our fourth Discourse Report will be published on October 4th. It focuses on the war in Ukraine and the terrorist attacks in Israel, as well as three country specific case studies. For the UK: Sally Rooney’s refusal to translate her books into Hebrew, in Germany the Gil Ofarim case, and in France the Pegasus affair.

In collaboration with Adv. Ido Rosenzweig (The Minerva Centre for the Rule of Law under Extreme Conditions, University of Haifa, Israel) and Prof. Martin Emmer (Institute for Media and Communication Studies, FU Berlin; Weizenbaum Institute Berlin), both of whom are members of our project’s Advisory Board.

The conference will focus on current forms of antisemitism in social media. Experts from various fields of research will address the topic from different perspectives and shed light on current manifestations and trends.

Following the conference “Antisemitism in the Social Web”, the evening lecture will examine new trends in online antisemitism, such as platform migration and the power of algorithms.

Following the conference “Antisemitism in the Social Web”, the evening lecture held by Marcus Scheiber will examine new trends in online antisemitism, such as platform migration and the power of algorithms.