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Anti-Semitism and Terrorism on the Internet: New Threats
May 1, 2004 |
Abraham Cooper
The explosive rise in Internet usage over the past few years has brought with it a new way of transmitting a wide range of well-known anti-Semitic messages. Terrorist, racist, bigot and anti-Semitic sites have emerged in large numbers and are sometimes linked. Traditional hate groups, such as neo-Nazis, the Ku Klux Klan and skinheads proliferate on the web. Very different activist groups have built coalitions in the name of anti-globalization, anti-Americanism and attacks on Israel. The Internet
Anti-Semitism and Terrorism on the Internet: New Threats
June 16, 2003 |
Abraham Cooper
The shared hatred of Jews encourages individuals and movements to overcome great differences in their worldviews. Alliances and coalitions are created virtually on the Internet, which is speeding up the connections of the Jews' enemies. To date there is no organized response to the "Internet Front" from those who are combating terrorism.