Social media

Niki Weinstock, Jonathan Stark and Jonathan Harounoff

Hamilton police launched an inquiry in July 2025 after receiving a report concerning material posted publicly to an account on the social media platform X/Twitter.

Some of the posts used a juice box emoji to subtly refer to the Jewish people in a way that would prevent the post from being flagged by moderation systems, according to CyberWell. 

FakeReporter found that the accounts published hundreds of posts against Winter, with more than half being shared in a single hour.

Head of the IDF’s International Social Media Department, she has mobilized her unit to effectively debunk fake news in real time

Built BiasBreaker, to monitor social platforms in real time, flag false narratives before they go viral and generate counter-narratives

Australia’s proposed “My Feed, My Way” reforms would let users opt out of algorithmic recommendations and see only content from accounts they follow.

Iran is betting on our divisions. The smartest answer is to prove it wrong by investing in the shared resilience that is itself a pillar of national security and age-old Jewish values.

She also denied one count of stirring up racial hatred in written material and a further count of using words that were threatening or abusive.

At a time of intense debate over haredi conscription, an IDF video appeared to send the wrong message. The army must investigate how it reached an official channel.