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FCAS presents social‑media analysis showing surge in antisemitic content; recommends ally‑building strategies
Summary
Adam Katz of the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS) presented social‑media monitoring that shows a sharp rise in antisemitic posts and impressions since October 7; FCAS recommended targeted messaging and working with trusted community messengers to convert "unengaged" bystanders into allies.
Adam Katz, president of the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, told the commission that social media has amplified antisemitic narratives, and that a large portion of the public remains an “unengaged” audience that can become allies with the right messaging and messengers.
Katz described FCAS’s monitoring operation, which analyzes large sets of public social content to identify themes, geographic patterns and message spread. He told…
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