A former Belfast City Councillor has posted a well-known antisemitic meme on Gab, a platform favoured by the far-right, days after being interviewed by the leader of the far-right group
Gab’s Twitter account has been deactivated after its CEO reportedly tweeted about “Judeo-Bolshevik” societies and dismissed accusations of antisemitism levelled against him as “Biblical truth”. Gab is a social-media platform
Gab’s Twitter account has been suspended after tweeting that antisemitism is “anything Jews don’t like.” Gab is a social-media platform that was founded in 2016 with a claim to “champion
Author Shazia Hobbs is being investigated by police over allegations of posting pro-Nazi hate messages on social media platforms Telegram and Gab. Ms Hobbs, who wrote a book centred around
The founder of social-media platform Gab, has been accused of wooing far-right figures to his platform with promises of greater visibility. The allegation against Andrew Torba emerged after Gab was
Concerns have been raised by calls from the British far-right to emulate the attack on the US Capitol in the UK. Posts on 4chan and Gab, both networks popular with the far-right,
A group of researchers in Sweden have published a report showing that 30 percent of comments and posts about Jews on social media included antisemitic rhetoric and tropes. The Swedish
