Online petition seeks removal of antisemitic site from Google
Steven Weinstock, 25, a former Telshe Yeshiva student, has created an online petition to remove the Web site Jewwatch.com from the Google.com search engine.
"When performing a search for the word 'Jew' on Google, the first (Web site listed) is Jewwatch.com, a site that has been notorious for being antisemitic," Weinstock has written in a widely disseminated e-mail. The contents of the site include topics such as Jewish anti-American spies, Jewish communist rulers and killers, and Jewish-controlled press.
Weinstock, a real-estate investor in New York, contacted Google three times about the offensive site, but has not received a response. "In order for Google to remove this, they would need a petition of over 50,000 requests," Weinstock says. He has set up an online petition site at www.removejewwatch.com
At press time, over 2,000 signatures had been added to the list.
"When performing a search for the word 'Jew' on Google, the first (Web site listed) is Jewwatch.com, a site that has been notorious for being antisemitic," Weinstock has written in a widely disseminated e-mail. The contents of the site include topics such as Jewish anti-American spies, Jewish communist rulers and killers, and Jewish-controlled press.
Weinstock, a real-estate investor in New York, contacted Google three times about the offensive site, but has not received a response. "In order for Google to remove this, they would need a petition of over 50,000 requests," Weinstock says. He has set up an online petition site at www.removejewwatch.com
At press time, over 2,000 signatures had been added to the list.
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