Seth Melnick News Today

Jewish celebrities blasted TikTok executives in a private meeting this week, accusing them of not doing enough to combat antisemitism on the social media platform.

In a private video chat with TikTok executives and employees on Wednesday, a group of Jewish celebrities and TikTok producers condemned antisemitism on the video social media platform, reported The Times of Israel.

Over a dozen Jewish celebrities and influencers challenged Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-linked TikTok on Wednesday over the antisemitic content proliferating on its platform, The New York Times reported.

Criticism has flared up against the platform again as a stream of TikTok users this week posted videos recommending a letter written by Osama bin Laden that aims to justify the September 11 attacks.

Jewish celebrities and TikTok creators addressed rising antisemitism on the social media platform in a private call Wednesday evening with executives.

The celebrities and creators described, sometimes with fiery rhetoric, how TikToks tools did not prevent a flood of comments like "Hitler was right" or "I hope you end up like Anne Frank" under videos posted by them and other Jewish users.

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Among the stars complaints was TikToks indifference to the pro-Palestine phrase From The River to the Sea, which they say equates the eradication of Israel .

Over a dozen Jewish celebrities and influencers challenged Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-linked TikTok on Wednesday over the antisemitic content proliferating on its platform.

A furious group representing scores of 9/11 families says it is “appalling” that young TikTok users are sharing Osama bin Laden’s “Letter to America” and showing “sympathy” for the terror leader.