Antisemitism around the world is surging, and immediately after October 7, the number of reported antisemitic incidents skyrocketed by the thousands. The incitement against Jewish communities in the name of Palestine—in the UK, Canada, Australia, and beyond—is part of a global wave of Jew-hatred, fueled in part by denial of the October 7 massacre and the spread of the narrative that Israel woke up one morning and chose to commit genocide against Palestinians.

The documentary "October 8" focuses on the eruption of antisemitism across the United States—in universities, on the streets, and on social media—beginning the day after the attack. Since its release in March 2025, we’ve worked tirelessly to distribute the film and combat efforts to lower its IMDb rating. Right now, it stands at 4.3 stars, and we’re continuing our efforts to raise it. If you haven’t rated it yet, the link is below—now is your chance to give it a 10-star rating and help increase its visibility, along with that of other important films on this topic.

At the same time, TikToker Montana Tucker (who has millions of followers worldwide) created a documentary sharing the stories of the children of October 7th—those who were wounded, murdered, or kidnapped and later returned. This powerful film, titled "The Children of October 7," highlights the horrific harm inflicted on children as part of Hamas’s campaign of extermination, and it offers a way to expose these truths to new audiences.

It’s crucial that we, as a community, help spread these films beyond the Jewish world and encourage neutral audiences to watch them. These films help expose how support for Palestine and denial of October 7 are often just a pretext for extreme antisemitism and hatred of Israel.