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Suspect in hate attack on Hasidic men surrenders - Vimarsana News

Suspect in hate attack on Hasidic men surrenders

Just a day after the SPVM alerted the community about a suspect in assaults of two members of the Hasidic Jewish community this past January, the minor surrendered to police.

Meta weighs relaxing rules about use of word 'shaheed' on Facebook, Instagram - Vimarsana News

Meta weighs relaxing rules about use of word 'shaheed' on Facebook, Instagram

The Arabic term for “martyr” is currently the most frequently moderated word and a penchant of anti-Israel users.

Source: jns.org
Antisemitic Incidents in Canada Remain High Despite Slight Dip, New Study Says - Vimarsana News

Antisemitic Incidents in Canada Remain High Despite Slight Dip, New Study Says

Antisemitic incidents in Canada reached historic highs despite declining slightly in 2022, according to an annual audit issued by B'nai Brith Canada, a Jewish rights advocacy group, on Monday. Nearly eight antisemitic incidents occurred every day in 2022, the group said, with 74 percent of those counted occurring online. Additionally, there were 404 incidents of

Meta to loosen content moderation standards on use of 'Shahid' - Vimarsana News

Meta to loosen content moderation standards on use of 'Shahid'

In pressure from Palestinian activist groups, Meta to change interpretation of Arabic word "shahid" in reference to dangerous or violent people and events; Watchdog groups claim policy to lead to antisemitic and pro-terror content

Meta to Loosen Content Moderation Standards on Use of 'Shahid' - Vimarsana News

Meta to Loosen Content Moderation Standards on Use of 'Shahid'

In pressure from Palestinian activist groups, Meta to change interpretation of Arabic word "shahid" in reference to dangerous or violent people and events; Watchdog groups claim policy to lead to antisemitic and pro-terror content