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Eye on Antisemitism is an unfunded, not-for-profit project that monitors, documents, and challenges antisemitism and anti-Jewish harassment
Eye on Antisemitism exists for a simple reason: Jewish people should be able to live, speak, pray, and be online without being abused for who they are.
We began as ordinary people who saw antisemitism spreading on social media and were told, again and again, that it was “just politics,” “just criticism of Israel,” or not worth reporting. From that frustration came a monitoring and support project. Through Yad B’Yad UK and then Eye on Antisemitism, we have spent years watching the platforms where hate actually happens, recording it, challenging it, and standing with the people it targets.
We work on X, Facebook, and other networks. We advise victims of antisemitism, anti-Zionist religious harassment, and bullying. We help people report hate crimes and stay with them through the process, because too many reports go nowhere and too many victims are left to cope alone. We document patterns of abuse, confront those who spread it, and take serious cases forward through the legal system. We have also worked with Campaign4Truth to counter BDS activity and events that target Jews under the cover of politics.
This is frontline work. It is not a press office and it is not a well-funded institution. It is a small, independent, not-for-profit effort that has reported thousands of antisemitic images and posts, supported people who had nowhere else to turn, and kept cases alive when others looked away.
We receive no core funding. There is no grant stream, no salaried department, and no large organisation standing behind the daily work. The cost of monitoring, evidence-gathering, legal follow-up, travel to court, platform work, and basic running costs falls on a team that has already been doing this unpaid for years.
Antisemitism did not stay online. It is in the street, in protests, in schools, in workplaces, and in the inboxes of ordinary Jewish families. Education statements and annual commemorations are not enough if the people spreading hate face no consequence. We believe two things have to happen together: the law must be used, and the public must see the evidence.
If you believe Jews should not have to disappear from public life to stay safe, this campaign is for you.
**Aim:** To keep Eye on Antisemitism operating as an independent, not-for-profit defence against Jew-hatred — and to give victims real support instead of silence.
Funds raised will be used to:
1. Keep monitoring and documenting antisemitism
Daily tracking of abusive accounts, posts, networks, and offline incidents so evidence is captured before it is deleted.
2. Support victims through reporting
Practical help for people targeted online or in person: how to record evidence, how to report to platforms and police, and someone to stay with them when the process stalls.
3. Pursue accountability
Costs linked to casework, court attendance, legal follow-up, and the time needed to take serious antisemitic abuse beyond a tweet and into a record that matters.
4. Expose what is being denied
Public documentation of antisemitic content and campaigns so institutions, platforms, and the public cannot pretend they did not see it.
5. Keep a small operation alive
Basic running costs for an unfunded project: tools, communications, travel, and the infrastructure needed to continue the work without a paid staff or institutional backer.
We are not asking donors to fund a slogan. We are asking them to keep a working project on its feet — one that reports hate, supports Jewish victims, and refuses to treat antisemitism as background noise.
Antisemitism is rising. Most victims never report it. Many who do get no support.
Eye on Antisemitism is an unfunded not-for-profit that monitors Jew-hatred, helps victims report it, and takes cases as far as the evidence and the law will go. We have no grant, no payroll, and no parent organisation.
If this work matters to you, please give what you can. Even a small donation helps us stay online, stay in court, and stay with the people being targeted
Funding method
Keep what you raise – this project will receive all pledges made by 19th November 2026 at 1:11pm