Targeted Online for Being Jewish?
Whether it’s trolling, doxxing, threats, or hate messages, online antisemitism is real — and actionable. This page helps you secure your accounts, report abuse, and document evidence so you can protect yourself and take action legally or organizationally.
Immediate Actions (Step 1)
Take these steps as soon as possible:
- Secure your accounts (enable 2FA, change passwords, update privacy settings)
→ Digital Defense Guide - Report the content to the platform
→ Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter guides are coming soon - Submit the content and details to an online Online Hate Form
→ How To Report - Report to CyberWell’s Real-Time Hate Monitoring
Step 2: Document the Incident
Start a personal incident log to preserve evidence:
- Take screenshots of all content (include timestamps, usernames, links)
- Save copies of private messages, threats, or repeated contact
- Write a short summary of what happened, when, and where
- Download our Incident Tracker Template (coming soon)
- How to Document Incidents
Step 3: Consider Legal or Federal Reporting
If you’re being repeatedly threatened, stalked, or targeted by coordinated campaigns:
- Report to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
- Submit a hate crime tip directly to the FBI
- File a Civil Rights Complaint with the Department of Justice
Support Organizations That Can Help
- Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
Tracks, reports, and escalates online hate through its national intake system. - CyberWell
Real-time online hate monitoring and platform takedown support. - Canary Mission
Submit antisemitic accounts, hate pages, and inciting content for public exposure and database documentation. - JewHateDatabase (JHD)
Submit antisemitic threats, comments, or harassment to be archived, flagged, and used for pattern tracking or public accountability. - Safe Campus Coalition
Focused on protecting Jewish students and recent grads — helpful if the online harassment is school-related or originates from campus networks.
More Resources
Want to Speak Out?
If you want to reclaim the narrative and expose the hate you’ve received:
• Write a Public Letter – Rally public support and call out online hate with dignity
• Publish an Op-Ed – Share your story and advocate for platform accountability
These tools can help you shift from defense to offense — while protecting your safety and amplifying your voice.