Twitter has most antisemitic content, says report

Robert Singer, WJC’S chief executive, said: “We knew that antisemitism online was on the rise, but the numbers revealed in this report give us concrete data as to how alarming the situation really is. We hope this serves as a wake-up call to all internet forums to maintain moral standards, rid themselves of offensive content, and make the digital world a safer place for all.”

Last year Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft signed a code of conduct with the European Commission that requires them to delete hate speech within 24 hours of it being reported.