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Hundreds of Jewish creatives have names, details taken in leak, published online

Posted on February 8, 2024 by Dissent

Chip Le Grand reports:

Anti-Zionist activists have published the names, images, professions and social media accounts of hundreds of Jewish people working in academia and creative industries, in an escalation of social tensions over the October 7 attacks and subsequent war in Gaza.

The dissemination of almost 600 names and their personal details was taken from the purported membership of a private WhatsApp Group formed last year by Jewish writers, artists, musicians and academics.

Read more at The Age.

This is the type of incident that has the potential to result in violence towards individuals.


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