"We will not surrender to Jews for any price." The Makhachkala pogroms were preceded by an anti-Semitic social media campaign lasting more than two weeks — NYT

Pogrom at the airport Makhachkala The October 29 attack was preceded by a two-and-a-half-week anti-Semitic campaign, according to the investigation. The New York Times, as well as in a series of posts by its author Aric Toler on Twitter (now X). On this noticed "Spectrum".

Rumors about the possible placement of refugees from Dagestan Israel began appearing on October 11, when the first evacuation flight from Israel operated by Red Wings Airlines was scheduled to arrive in Makhachkala. The information was disseminated through major Dagestani Telegram channels, in particular "This is Dagestanand "Atypical Makhachkala", with a total audience of about 300,000 subscribers.

On October 12, a photograph began to circulate on social media, in which about two dozen people with Palestinian flags “greeted” passengers from Tel aviv.

TV channel Morning of Dagestan On October 23rd, he circulated calls to not rent apartments or sell goods to Jews, and to report them if they were seen anywhere. On October 28th, screenshots of correspondence with apartment agencies were posted, in which the writers posed as clients and asked if they rented apartments to Jews. If they did, the correspondence was posted with offensive comments. Many ads also stated, "We do not rent to Jews at any price."

Photo: Voice of Dagestan/Telegram