Help Combat Antisemitism Online
Help Fight Hate Speech and Antisemitism Online with They Can’t
Recent events such as the terrible shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh are a clear reminder that Antisemitism is not just still present but a resurgent and critical problem. The global village created by the ubiquity of the internet and social media has inadvertently created a breeding ground where Antisemitic and hateful discourse can fester unhindered and has fashioned a subculture that encourages individuals to take their hate offline and commit real world violence.
They Can’t is the only organization solely dedicated to reporting and removing Antisemitic and hateful content from all corners of the web. Our platform is trusted by Facebook and other social media giants and has led to the removal of over 75,000 hateful videos, rants and comments over the past several years.
With over 400 hours of video uploaded on YouTube per minute, 6,000 tweets per second on Twitter, and roughly 30 million Facebook posts per hour, tech companies have either been unwilling, overwhelmed, or simply unable to handle these dangerous threats effectively. Our activist community takes a stand every day and reports and removes an average of 400 posts a week.
They Can't closely monitors the latest trends of extremist groups - from Islamic Jihadists to White Nationalists movements - and continues to conduct daily research on the latest trends regarding hate and terrorism. We are always developing new methods to counter these forces and stay ahead of the curve. Currently we operate in English, French, Arabic, German and Hebrew and hope to expand to Spanish and Russian by mid 2019.
While we continue to remove hateful material, we must simultaneously get to the source of the problem and help governments, academics, NGOs and tech firms themselves to better understand these issues.
Please donate to our worthy cause and share us with your friends.
For more info about our actions on our Website.
As a gratitude for generous donations, we offer our sponsors with a detailed research report on Antisemitic trends.
Recent events such as the terrible shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh are a clear reminder that Antisemitism is not just still present but a resurgent and critical problem. The global village created by the ubiquity of the internet and social media has inadvertently created a breeding ground where Antisemitic and hateful discourse can fester unhindered and has fashioned a subculture that encourages individuals to take their hate offline and commit real world violence.
They Can’t is the only organization solely dedicated to reporting and removing Antisemitic and hateful content from all corners of the web. Our platform is trusted by Facebook and other social media giants and has led to the removal of over 75,000 hateful videos, rants and comments over the past several years.
With over 400 hours of video uploaded on YouTube per minute, 6,000 tweets per second on Twitter, and roughly 30 million Facebook posts per hour, tech companies have either been unwilling, overwhelmed, or simply unable to handle these dangerous threats effectively. Our activist community takes a stand every day and reports and removes an average of 400 posts a week.They Can't closely monitors the latest trends of extremist groups - from Islamic Jihadists to White Nationalists movements - and continues to conduct daily research on the latest trends regarding hate and terrorism. We are always developing new methods to counter these forces and stay ahead of the curve. Currently we operate in English, French, Arabic, German and Hebrew and hope to expand to Spanish and Russian by mid 2019.
While we continue to remove hateful material, we must simultaneously get to the source of the problem and help governments, academics, NGOs and tech firms themselves to better understand these issues.
Please donate to our worthy cause and share us with your friends.
For more info about our actions on our Website.
As a gratitude for generous donations, we offer our sponsors with a detailed research report on Antisemitic trends.
Organizer
Eliyahou Roth
Organizer
AMERICAN FRIENDS OF MITZPE YERIHO
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