/r/antisemitism
News, history, and analysis of antisemitism
News, history, and analysis of antisemitism
U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom
SEAS U.S. State Department Office to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism
Coordination Forum for Countering Antisemitism: CFCA
Berlin International Center for the Study of Antisemitism
BNVCA Bureau National de Vigilance Contre L'antisémitisme (France)
CRIF Conseil Représentatif des Institutions juives de France (France)
/r/antisemitism
Posts about antisemitic attacks are either not allowed or automatically locked, which drastically reduces exposure. Yesterday, it was reported that a caravan of explosives intended for blowing up a synagogue was found. They allowed a link that did not mention any link to Jews or antisemitism (https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/1icnl2d/nsw\_police\_investigate\_after\_explosives\_found\_in/), possibly because they did not even realise that the story involved Jewish targets. But they did not allow a link I tried to post that did mention the targets were Jews. Then, when I asked the mods why is the post blocked, they banned me from contacting the mods with no explanation.
This group of 3 individuals from my country have been sending me messages like "have fun with mustache man" and being generally disrespectful with me about the fact that im jewish and zionist.
I was stupid enough to start trolling them, so a few minutes ago i got an anonymous message saying "does [high school name] ring a bell for you? [israeli Aunt and Uncle's name] are on the list and you are first."
What does someone do exactly in this situation? There is no virtual proof of them specifically sending that message. I blocked everyone as a safety measure but other than that my options are limited really.