Is Instagram inherently antisemitic? We spoke to six Jewish, pro-Israel Instagram content creators to learn more about their experiences on Instagram and other social media platforms since Oct. 7.
In light of the US attempts to restrict the Chinese app TikTok, the social network is expected to soon launch a competitor app for photo sharing.
Portuguese Waking Life festival sparks debate after equating Zionism with racism on dancefloors. Controversy ensues.
The ability to photograph profile pictures in Israel has yet to be blocked—however, users who have experienced the block report that it is impossible to undo.
Israel's Civil Advocacy Center announced this new venture with the hopes of reaching out to new audiences, namely American youth.
Jewish Federations of North America, representing hundreds of organized Jewish communities, said its support for the bill is rooted in concerns about antisemitism on the platform.
Experts say that posting photos on social media of children can create a digital identity for children, facilitating identity theft and distribution of the child's image to unwanted parties.
Over the past fortnight, the couple, who manage the "Cash Catch Israel" page, have garnered significant attention by concealing cash in various locations and providing hints to their followers.
When weighing effective strategies to fight the current wave of Jew-hatred, consistently demanding social media accountability is crucial.
Some of the videos from this initiative can be seen below, and can be follow by their Instagram and TikTok handle: @valorstories.