Social media is rallying to get an 88-year-old Holocaust survivor on “The View” after co-host Whoopi Goldberg was suspended from for her remarks on the genocide.

With the work of data scientists, writers, designers, and researchers, TLVi content has already reached over 100 million people. We have provided resources and partnered to help dozens of individuals and Jewish organizations, like JIMENA, Israel Coalition on Campus, JewBelong, Zioness, CAMERA on Campus, Artists 4 Israel, Muslims Against Antisemitism, Combat Antisemitism, Fuente Latina, and many others, to advance their own social media messaging programs.

“The synagogue hostages are out and alive. I’m crying tears of joy,” tweeted Hen Mazzig, a senior fellow at the Tel Aviv Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to research and tackling antisemitic hate speech online. “Being Jewish and alive shouldn’t be a miracle. But it is.”

A highlight of the Tel Aviv Institute’s Jews Talk Justice conference and how activists learned to advocate more effectively online.

Breaking down how TLVi used Twitter to co-opt a hashtag used by anti-Semites, replacing conspiracy theories with actual stories of Jewish suffering.

Hen Mazzig breaks down how he transformed an antisemitic hashtag to a global trend, with celebrities like Sarah Silverman lending their voices to the cause.

A highlight on effective online Jewish activists, including our senior fellow Hen Mazzig and digital producers Matthew Nouriel and Amy Albertson.

The event was organized by the Combat Anti-Semitism Movement and Tel Aviv Institute.