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Anti-Israel YouTube Video Goes Global
In a disturbing illustration of what can happen when one person takes a message of hate and incitement to the Internet, the Big Lie of Israeli organ harvesting for profit has again resurfaced and gone global practically overnight. A YouTube video claims that an Israel Defense Forces mobile hospital unit in Haiti may be involved in stealing organs from earthquake victims. Several anti-Israel Web sites and Middle East news sources have reported the allegations as credible.
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RECENT ARTICLES
•ADL Recommendations to OSCE to Address Hate Crimes Motivated by Internet Hate (03/19/10)
•ADL Comments on Justice Department Plan to Address Cyberbullying (01/12/10)
•Anti-Semitic 9/11 Conspiracies Abound on Social Networking Sites (09/10/09)
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FIGHTING BIGOTRY IN CYBERSPACE
• ADL Experts Address OSCE Conference on Internet Hate
• ADL Briefs Senators on Internet Hate




Friday, July 30, 2010 PRESS CENTER
•ADL Offers Recommendations to OSCE for Combating Internet Inspired Hate Crimes
•The Big Lie Of Israeli 'Organ Harvesting' Resurfaces As YouTube Video On Haiti Earthquake Goes Global
•ADL Offers Assistance To State Legislatures In Drafting Effective Laws Against Cyberbullying
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INTERNET RUMORS  
•Rumor: South Africa 'Expelling' Israel's Ambassador
•Flotilla Video Footage Misrepresented
•Princess Cruises Continues Port Calls in Israel
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TERROR AND TECHNOLOGY
•Al Qaeda Releases First-Ever English Terror Magazine
•Virginia Man Behind South Park Threats Encourages Parents to Teach Children about Jihad
•Gaza Flotilla Incident Sparks Anti-Semitism and Calls for Violence Online


IN THE NEWS
• How One Man's Rant Spread Globally
(Cutting Edge News, January 25, 2010)
• Bigotry Moves Its Menace to Internet
(The Miami Herald, January 29, 2010)
• Online Hate Speech: Difficult to Police and Define
(USA Today, October 1, 2009)

RESPONDING TO ONLINE HATE
• Confronting Hate Speech Online
• Responding to Cyberbullying
• Parent’s Guide to Hate on the Internet
• FAQ: Responding to Extremist Speech Online
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