Over the coming weeks, ECAJ will be working closely with Facebook and Instagram’s parent-company Meta to help identify and address antisemitism online.

If you see content that appears antisemitic, anti-Jewish or targets Jews because of their identity, please send it to us at [email protected]

Often, incidents are just reported to a platform.

When that happens, the Jewish community loses valuable evidence that helps us combat antisemitism through working with tech­no­logy companies, identi­fy­ing trends, engaging with gov­ern­ments, sup­port­ing inquiries and advoc­at­ing for stronger action.

Not sure if it qualifies? Send it anyway.

Whether it’s a post, comment, video, meme, account, hashtag or trend, we’d rather see it than miss it.

Please include screen­shots, links and any relevant details.

As well as reporting content to ECAJ, you should also report it to the relevant platform and, where appro­pri­ate, to the eSafety Com­mis­sion­er.

We are col­lab­or­at­ing with our partners at OHPI and the Dor Found­a­tion to ensure that Meta addresses these issues correctly.

The more we know, the more effective we can be.

• Email con­cern­ing content to us at [email protected]