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According to the watchdog, the incitement includes explicit antisemitic language and conspiracy theories portraying Syrian Druze as collaborators with Israel.<\/p>\n
Amid recent violent unrest in southern Syria’s Sweida<\/a> province, a new report by the watchdog group CyberWell has revealed a surge in online incitement targeting the country’s Druze minority<\/a>, with over 45 million views recorded on inciting posts on the social media platform X\/Twitter in just one week.<\/p>\n According to the report, published this week, the incitement includes explicit antisemitic language and conspiracy theories portraying Syrian Druze<\/a> as collaborators with Israel.<\/p>\n CyberWell said that the rhetoric often mirrors traditional antisemitic tropes – this time directed at a non-Jewish group due to its perceived ties to the Jewish state.<\/p>\n The organization documented a sharp rise in derogatory and violent language against the Druze community between July 13-20.<\/p>\n Posts included slurs such as “Zionist dogs,” accusations of espionage, and dehumanizing comparisons to animals.<\/p>\n