In a report published Tuesday, the British non-profit said it identified a sample of 200 posts that breached X's rules "for promoting antisemitism, Islamophobia, anti-Palestinian hate and other hateful rhetoric" posted in the wake of Hamas' attack on Israel on October 7. It reported them using X's moderation tools on October 31, and a week later 196 of the posts were still up. Of the 101 accounts that made the posts, only one was suspended and two had been locked, the group said.
"Hate actors have leapt at the chance to hijack social media platforms to broadcast their bigotry and mobilize real-world violence against Jews and Muslims" in the wake of the Hamas' terror attack, said CCDH founder Imran Ahmed.
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