Jew Watch

Jew Watch é um site que fala sobre várias alegações negativas sobre os judeus. As afirmações incluem alegações de uma conspiração que os judeus controlam a mídia e os setores bancários,[2] bem como acusações de envolvimento de judeus em grupos terroristas. O site contém uma grande quantidade de propaganda, segundo Sam Varghese, da The Age, semelhante ao usado na Alemanha nazista.[3] É amplamente considerado um sítio de ódio.[4] Jew Watch recebeu apoio do Stormfront, um site nacionalista branco e neonazista.[5] O site se descreve como uma "biblioteca sem fins lucrativos para estudo, bolsas ou pesquisas particulares [que mantém] uma vigilância atenta às comunidades e organizações judaicas em todo o mundo".[6]

Jew Watch
Proprietário(s) Frank Weltner
Posição no Alexa 748.630 (desde Agosto de 2017)[1]
Endereço eletrônico www.jewwatch.com
Parte de uma série do
Antissemitismo
Categoria

O site recebeu atenção da mídia em abril de 2004, quando surgiu como o primeiro resultado em uma busca no Google pela palavra "Judeu" e uma petição foi iniciada para que o site fosse removido dos resultados de pesquisa do Google.[7][8] Um escândalo em 2006 envolveu solicitações de doações para ajudar as vítimas do furacão Katrina sendo redirecionadas para o Jew Watch.[9]

Referências

Notas

  1. «Jewwatch.com Site Info». Alexa Internet. Consultado em 11 de junho de 2015
  2. Elkin-Koren, Niva; Salzberger, Eli M. (2004). Law, Economics and Cyberspace: The Effects of Cyberspace on the Economic Analysis of Law, Edward Elgar Publishing, p. 72. , Jew Watch.
  3. Varghese, Sam. "Online petition launched against anti-Semitic site", The Age, 7 de Abril de 2004.
  4. Site antissemita e de ódio:
    • "Racists of all beliefs can find materials to their liking on the Internet. [...] One such site, Jew Watch, contains articles and other writings on anti Semitic themes, with such titles as "World War Two Slave Labor Issues and Greedy Jewish Lawyers" and "The Rothschild Internationalist Zionist Banking One World Order Family"." Report of the High Commissioner for Human Rights on the use of the Internet for purposes of incitement to racial hatred, racist propaganda and xenophobia, and on ways of promoting international cooperation in this area. World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance. Preparatory Committee Second session. Geneva, 21 de Maio - 1 de Junho de 2001. Item 6 of the provisional agenda. Review of Reports, Studies and Other Documentation for the Preparatory Committee and the World Conference. United Nations General Assembly. A/CONF.189/PC.2/12. 27 de Abril de 2001
    • "He runs Jew Watch, a wildly anti-Semitic, 6-year-old Web site that carries archives of conspiracy theories about Jews." Radical Radio: Neo-Nazi broadcasting from St. Louis AM station, Southern Poverty Law Center, Fall 2004. Recuperado em 21 de maio de 2007.
    • Becker, David (7 de abril de 2004). «Google caught in Anti-Semitism flap». CNET. Consultado em 9 de abril de 2006
    • Sullivan, Danny (25 de abril de 2004). «Google In Controversy Over Top-Ranking For Anti-Jewish Site». Search Engine Watch. Consultado em 8 de agosto de 2006. Arquivado do original em 17 de outubro de 2006
    • "In fact, the No. 1 result for the search entry "Jew" turns out to be www.jewwatch.com. The fanatically anti-Semitic hate site is ranked first in relevance of more than 1.72 million Web pages..." Joe Eskenazi. No. 1 Google result for ‘Jew’ is fanatical hate site – for now, j., 19 de março de 2004.
    • "As previously reported, the anti-Semitic site Jew Watch used to be the first item returned from a Google search on the word "Jew," a result that attracted widespread criticism and several online protest campaigns." David Becker. Anti-Semitic site drops off Google, CNET, 26 de abril de 2004. Recuperado em 21 de maio de 2007.
    • "Money donated through multiple Web sites registered to Frank Weltner of St. Louis was redirected to a site that collected money for an anti-Semitic and racist organization, Nixon said... Nixon said Weltner registered at least 10 Internet domain names with Katrina-related themes, such as donatekatrina.com and katrinafamilies.com. The Web sites showed photos of neighborhoods in rubble and families in peril, along with a pitch to donate. Those who clicked on a link to donate were redirected to a central Web site, InternetDonations.org., the same collection point for individuals pledging donations to JewWatch.com." Nixon obtains permanent injuntion against Jewwatch.com operator who deceptively solicited Katrina donations Arquivado 2012-09-20 na WebCite, Attorney-General Jay Nixon press release, 26 de outubro de 2006. Recuperado em 21 de maio de 2007.
    • "Jew Watch organizes its anti-Semitic materials much in the same way a popular Web directory might group more benign information." Poisoning the Web: Hatred Online – Don Black: White Pride World Wide Arquivado 2008-12-25 no Wayback Machine, Anti-Defamation League. Recuperado em 21 de maio de 2007.
    • "Google's review comes a couple weeks after the Anti-Defamation League and online petitioners expressed concern over an anti-Semitic Web site, Jew Watch, showing up among the top results for the search term 'Jew.'" Verne Kopytoff. Google revisits policy on hate sites, San Francisco Chronicle, 23 de abril de 2004.
    • "A New York real estate developer has launched an online petition to get an anti-Semitic site removed from Google's index after it came up as the first result when he did a search for the word 'Jew'." Online petition launched against anti-Semitic site, The Age, 7 de abril de 2004.
    • "So it's ironic that an anti-Semitic website, Jewwatch.com, would find a host in Boca Raton. But it did." Hate Speech: Boca anti-Semitic website host tells site owner to “take his business elsewhere.”, Boca Raton News, 5 de janeiro de 2006.
    • "Although not mentioned in the Audit, two specific antisemitic web sites came to the attention of the Canadian Jewish community. Jew Watch, a vehemently antisemitic web site, was being listed by an Internet search engine under the 'Jewish Resources' section." 1998 Audit of Antisemitic Incidents Arquivado 2012-02-10 no Wayback Machine, B'nai Brith Canada. Recuperado em 21 de maio de 2007.
    • "In March, during a casual Web search, the 26-year-old real-estate investor accidentally found that Jew Watch, an anti-Semitic site, was the top Google result." John Brandon. Dropping the Bomb on Google, Wired News, May 11, 2004. Retrieved May 21, 2007.
    • "...even when they appear on the internet, the antisemitic extremes of Jew-watch.com and the ethnic boosterism of Jewhoo.com seem relics of an archaic time." Vincent Brook. You Should See Yourself: Jewish Identity in Postmodern American Culture, Rutgers University Press, 2006, ISBN 0-8135-3845-9, p. 232.
    • "... Jew Watch (a hate site allegedly reporting Jewish monopoly, banking, and media control worldwide)." Eli M. Salzberger, Niva Elkin-Koren: Law, Economics and Cyberspace. The Effects of Cyberspace on the Economic Analysis of Law. Edward Elgar Publishing, 2004. ISBN 1-84064-669-1. p. 72
    • "... an anti-Semitic website named 'Jew Watch.'" Experts Warn of Rapid Growth in On-Line Hate Arquivado 2007-10-19 no Wayback Machine by Kirk Makin. Globe and Mail, 13 de setembro 2006
    • "Racist skinheads connect and reconnect online through a multitude of websites like Stormfront and Jew Watch, which are deep reservoirs of hate..." Barry Howard Minkin: Ten Great Lies That Threaten Western Civilization Ten Great Lies, 2007. ISBN 0-9792904-0-6. p. 140.
  5. "Daily Digest", San Francisco Chronicle, 27 de Abril de 2004.
  6. Anderson, Jack; Cohn, Douglas. "Hate groups discover the Internet", The Hour, 24 de Outubro de 2000, p. 134.
  7. Brandon, John. "Dropping the bomb on Google", Wired, 11 de Maio de 2004. Arquivado 2010-11-23 na WebCite
  8. "RemoveJewWatch.com", WhyNot Media. Arquivado 2010-11-23 na WebCite.
  9. Missouri Sues To Stop Phony Katrina Relief Sites Arquivado 2007-09-29 no Wayback Machine ConsumerAffairs. 13 de setembro de 2005

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