Jewish on the Feed

What role do antisemitism, hate speech and a lack of protective measures play? And what is needed to ensure that Jewish perspectives are also represented in the digital space in a visible, diverse and self-determined way?

The panel discussion ‘Jewish in the Feed’ addresses these questions, bringing content creators, experts and the audience together in conversation. The focus is on the personal experiences of people who make Jewish culture visible online, as well as the challenges they face on platforms such as TikTok or Instagram. The discussion centres on the digital public sphere, responsibility, community-building, allyship and the impact of anti-Semitic hostility on the visibility of Jewish perspectives.

How can digital spaces be made safer? What responsibilities do platforms, institutions and users bear? And how can Jewish culture be made more visible online?

ruth__lol is a meme artist and activist. With provocative memes – Never Again (just kidding).

The Jewish activist comments on issues such as anti-Semitism, the culture of remembrance, racism, sexism, queerphobia and current politics from a left-wing perspective. Using humour, pop culture references and deliberately exaggerated memes, she highlights social injustices.

At the heart of her work lie Jewish identity, self-determination and a critical examination of contemporary experiences of discrimination.

Helene Braun is a Jewish theologian and trainee rabbi at the Abraham Geiger College in Potsdam. Born in Hanover and now living in Berlin, the content creator is committed to raising the profile of Jewish life and making religious communities more accessible to young people.

As leni_lafayette, she shares insights into everyday Jewish life and religious practice on Instagram. Her content focuses on interfaith dialogue, feminism, intersectionality, LGBTIQ+ issues and sustainability. Since 2026, she has also been a theological advisor at the House of One in Berlin.

Niyousha Akbari is a political scientist, presenter and online political education officer at the Anne Frank Educational Centre. Her work centres on communicating political education content to young audiences via social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram.

Using innovative digital formats, she makes socio-political topics accessible to a wide audience and promotes democratic participation. She also advises and trains institutions and individuals on the strategic use of social media, particularly TikTok, for political education work.

Rosa Jellinek is a content creator, activist and political educator. She works both online and offline on the topics of Judaism and anti-Semitism, queerness and feminism, as well as internet activism and hate speech. She is currently employed as a TikTok creator at the Jewish Museum Berlin.