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How High School Students Are Turning Smartphones Into Weapons Against Hate

How are teenagers transforming the fight against hate? In this video, I visit my alma mater, Westchester Hebrew High School, to witness something extraordinary: high school students wielding coordinated digital activism as their weapon against modern antisemitism. After October 7th, antisemitism exploded across social media platforms. While established organizations struggled to respond, a new tool emerged: Emissary, a free app that's revolutionizing how Jewish communities fight back online. In this video, you'll hear from: ✡️ Students like Emily, whose cousin was a victim in the Bondi shooting ✡️ Rachel, who refuses to let antisemitism be treated as a joke ✡️ Reese, who understands that at 0.2% of the world, Jews must look out for each other ✡️ Sara Nisarov, Emissary Field Organizer, on the power of collective action What is Emissary? A free mobile platform that allows anyone to combat antisemitism in just 90 seconds through coordinated "missions"—signing petitions, sharing verified content, and countering disinformation. When thousands complete the same mission simultaneously, algorithms notice, trending topics shift, and truth fights back. Key Features: 📱 TODAY - Curated daily content to share 🤝 CONNECT - Organize schools, synagogues, and campus groups 🤖 ASK EMISSARY - AI assistant for questions about antisemitism The battlefield for public opinion has moved online. This is how we fight back. Download Emissary: 📲 Apple App Store or Google Play - Search "Emissary4All" 🌐 Learn more: [Insert website] #Antisemitism #JewishCommunity #DigitalActivism #Emissary #SocialJustice #StandWithJews #October7 #HighSchool #SocialMedia #CombatHate 💬 Have you experienced antisemitism online? How do you fight back? Share your story in the comments. 👍 Like this video if you believe in the power of collective action 🔔 Subscribe for more stories of communities fighting hate 📤 Share to spread awareness