A young Jewish man in Enfield, North London, is out for an evening walk in his local park. He notices antisemitic graffiti on the ground and sends photographs to his father. Seeing it as a sign of the times, his father posts one of the images on social media. Within two days, the post has been viewed more than a million times. This is not, … Continue reading How an Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory Became a Community Note on X