Diaspora Ministry unveils system for tracking online 'anti-Shemitism'

The ‘most advanced’ system of its kind in the world can monitor social media posts against Jews in real time, ministry says

ed note–‘Anti-Shemitism’ has existed for as long as obnoxious, elitist, arrogant, violent, rapacious, and covetous Judaic behavior has, and always will. The first ‘recorded’ instance of ‘anti-Shemitism’ comes from the most Judaic of all sources–the book of Genesis, where Abraham and Sarah have just been kicked out of Egypt after Pharaoh discovers that ol’ Abe lied to him about Sarah being merely his ‘sister’ after Pharaoh takes Sarah into his bed and his entire household shortly thereafter comes down with some mysterious ‘illness’ that is not described, but which any reasonable person can deduce was more than likely venereal in nature, given that immediately afterwards we are told that Pharaoh was furious at Abraham’s ‘treachery’ and thus kicked both of them out of Egypt.

The sooner that the Jews divest themselves of their Judaism, the sooner will end the ‘anti-Shemitism’ that occupies so much of their attention and angst, but it is something which the Jews as a group have been/are/always will be unwilling to do, because at is core, the beating heart of Judaism is the unbridled narcissism that attends being one of ‘GAAAAWD’S chosen people’, and along with that, a blank check to engage in every form of self-indulgence at the expense of others without fear of what is to come.

Judaism is the ultimate power drug/Superman complex and it is for this reason (and NOT rooted in any love of righteousness) that keeps Jews locked within that Judaic mental/spiritual prison that has been their albatross and their addiction for 4,000+ years. It is also why to this day the one man they hate with more vitriol, venom and invective than any other–Jesus Christ–is the one who tired unsuccessfully for the last 3 years of His life to cure them of this affliction of the mind and heart, to liberate them from themselves and make them peaceful, productive members of the human famly.

Times of Israel

Ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Diaspora Ministry unveiled on Thursday what it said was new technology for detecting anti-Semitic content on the internet.

The software, called the Anti-Semitism Cyber ​​Monitoring System, or ACMS, is “the most advanced development in the world for monitoring anti-Semitism in real time,” the ministry said in a statement.

According to the ministry, the ACMS tracks anti-Semitic posts on social media and can detect how widely they’ve been shared, who is sharing them, and which cities and countries produce the most anti-Semitic content.

The system uses the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of anti-Semitism when scanning for content, and will initially monitor posts in English, Arabic, French and German on Facebook and Twitter before expanding to other platforms and languages.

In addition to the system itself, the ministry will operate a “war room” to analyze the anti-Semitic posts and will share the content with internet companies so they can be removed.

During a month-long trial of the ACMS, the ministry said it detected a total of 409,000 anti-Semitic posts by 30,000 users.

The ministry said the three “most anti-Semitic cities” were Santiago, Chile; Dnipro, Ukraine; and Bucharest, Romania. The cities in Western countries with the most anti-Semitic posts were Paris and London, according to the ministry.

Praising the system, Diaspora Affairs Ministry Naftali Bennett said it would expose online anti-Semites “for all to see.”

“The time has come to put a mirror in front of our haters and expose the ugly face of modern anti-Semitism,” he said. “From now on we’ll know who every anti-Semitic inciter is.”

Bennett also said “anti-Semitism hasn’t disappeared, it changed its shape and moved from the street to the internet.”

“Especially during the week we mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we must expose and shine a spotlight on the sources of anti-Semitic incitement,” said Bennett.