At 97, Lily Ebert is one of the oldest Jewish creators on TikTok. She is also a survivor of the Auschwitz death camp, where the Nazis murdered 1.5 million Jews.
Neither facts were enough to restrain the online mob looking for Jews to abuse on social media since Israel’s bombing campaign on Gaza began.
After posting an innocuous TikTok video wishing her followers a restful Shabbat (Sabbath) from her London home, her great-grandson and the account’s administrator said she was flooded with “messages of hate.”
A “Happy Holocaust,” “Peace be upon Hitler,” and “Ask her if she thinks the treatment of Palestinians reminds her [of] the treatment she got in the camps” were some of the comments Ebert received.
The targeting of the Auschwitz survivor is not a one-off; the Anti-Defamation League said that between May 7 and May 14, more than 17,000 tweets could be found that used variations of the phrase, “Hitler was right,” Insider’s Sarah Al-Arshani reported.
There has been a 500 percent increase in the number of antisemitic incidents reported in the UK since May 8, according to the Community Security Trust (CST). Around a third of the 116 incidents took place online, the charity said.
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{Matzav.com}
Typical Tlaib & Omar supporters.
Comments as these are not considered offensive or marginal and are not blocked but comments from Trump and others are! Interesting!
I assume the vast majority of TikTok Video’s are totally anti-ethical to Yiddishkeit and any Torah true Jew, and we can’t expect much from their clientele. This story posted here is simply a case in point – nothing unusual or news worthy.
Hypersensitivity!
But the real culprit is Dr. Seuss.
Thankfully that’s been censored.
the latest hobby of small minds. maybe if they have nothing else to do with their time, the time is ripe for them to go back to work!!
the latest hobby of people who have nothing to do. maybe it’s time they went back to work