Welcome to the Forward’s coverage of the microblogging social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
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News Elon Musk has made some disturbing comments about Jews. Here’s a list
A history of offensive remarks, including quoting Nazis and reinstating bigots to Twitter
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Culture Has Mark Zuckerberg become the anti-Elon Musk?
A facepalm-worthy rap cover from Zuck sets him apart from Musk's recent antics
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Fast Forward The Talmud replacing the Constitution? An antisemite tweets, and Jews get in on the joke
Possibly the most fun Jews have had online with a conspiracy theory since space lasers
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Politics For some Orthodox Jews, joy and a little schadenfreude as their candidate reclaims the White House
Trump’s victory is seen as a rebuke to wokeness and an administration that appeased anti-Zionists
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Culture Is Elon Musk Jewish?
The billionaire CEO and ally of former and future President Donald Trump has a Hebrew name
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Fast Forward On X, Tucker Carlson hosts ‘historian’ who says the Nazis didn’t mean for the Holocaust to happen
The conversation with Darryl Cooper was praised by Elon Musk as others called it “pro-Nazi propaganda"
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Culture Why are Jews calling anyone who disagrees with them a kapo?
The term is one of the harshest insults between Jews, yet somehow it has become just another political epithet
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Culture It’s impossible to moderate artificial intelligence. Maybe we should stop trying
Instagram and X recently launched AI's that regularly break the platforms' own moderation rules.
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