Antisemitic website 'Judas Watch' back online - World Jewish Congress

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Antisemitic website 'Judas Watch' back online

An antisemitic website which was taken down in January 2020 has appeared back online. It fuels antisemitic stereotypes, and also names and potentially targets individuals, both Jewish and non-Jewish. Read: bit.ly/39o3HIo

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