Trump’s Israeli-born pick for U.S. anti-Semitism czar plans to work with social media to suppress ‘hatred,’ label it ‘misinformation’ | 13 Dec 2025 | Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, Trump’s Israeli-born Chabadnik nominee for U.S. anti-Semitism czar, told Jewish Insider this week that he plans to work with social media platforms on their algorithms to suppress “hatred,” and have them label “misinformation” using AI. As reported Thursday by Jewish Insider, Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, President Donald Trump’s nominee to serve as U.S. anti-Semitism special envoy, warned in an interview with Jewish Insider that inaccurate, inflammatory content is being allowed to spread on social media, and pledged to work with social networks to curb the spread of [so-called] anti-Semitic falsehoods online. “The ideal outcome is, I want to continue America’s tradition of free speech and allowing free speech anywhere and everywhere, freedom of expression,” Kaploun said. “But I would like the platforms — because of the advent of AI and those technologies, you have the ability to recognize when something is not factually correct and it should be labeled as such. I think that’s something that we’d like to target.”