Amnesty International is now calling Israel's mass atrocity in Gaza "a live-streamed genocide" due to the way this nightmare is unfolding right in front of us on the screens of our devices around the world, and public support for Israel is plummeting in the United States.

Zionists are losing control of the narrative, and they know it. And they are not taking it well.

During a speech at a summit hosted by the Jewish News Syndicate earlier this week, former US senator Norm Coleman said that Jews are "the masters of the universe" and should use their power in Silicon Valley to control online information in order to win a "digital war".

Coleman, who is Jewish, made the following remarks on Monday:

"A majority of Gen Z have an unfavorable impression of Israel. And, my friends, I think the reason for that is that we're losing the digital war. They're getting their information from TikTok… and we're losing that war.

"And when you think about it, the masters of the universe are Jews! We've got Altman at OpenAI, we've got [Facebook founder Mark] Zuckerberg, we've got [Google founder] Sergey Brin, we've got a group across the board. Jan Koum, y'know, founded WhatsApp. It's us.

"And we have to figure out a way to win the digital battle. We've got to get our digital sneakers on, so that the truth can prevail over the lies. And when we do that, the future of Israel will be stronger because a majority of all Americans will support Israel. We'll make that happen, we have to make it happen."

If any anti-Zionist with a public profile had said Jews control Silicon Valley and use it to influence public opinion for the benefit of Israel, they'd be forcefully denounced by the entire western political-media class as a rabid antisemite. But a Jewish politician saying Jews must use their control over Silicon Valley to influence public opinion about Israel receives no attention from that same political-media class.

Interestingly, at that same event, Meta's "Jewish Diaspora" chief Jordana Cutler noted that Meta platforms like Facebook and Instagram "banned content claiming Zionists run the world or control the media." Under Cutler's own guidelines, the prior comments from her fellow attendee would have been banned if he had said them on Facebook instead of at the Jewish News Syndicate International Policy Summit.