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The individuals in this report are responsible for a large proportion of online coronavirus anti-Semitism.

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It’s not just coronavirus anti-Semitism—the individuals in this report have a long history of inciting hatred and violence against Jews.

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The Pittsburgh and Poway synagogue shooters echoed the same anti-Semitic hatred online as 18 individuals in this report.

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The same individuals who are responsible for coronavirus anti-semitism are also responsible for spreading the conspiracy theory that Jews are the organizing force behind the rioting in response to the murder of George Floyd.

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The most prevalent form of coronavirus anti-Semitism is the conspiracy theory that the “Jewish-controlled government” is exploiting the virus to serve Jewish interests — 19 of 26 (73%).

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The most prevalent form of general anti-Semitism is the spreading of classic anti-Semitic conspiracy theories - 26 of 26 (100%).

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Far-right content has a broad reach. While it is primarily being spread on their own platforms, YouTube continues to be a platform for coronavirus anti-Semitism.