The Combat Antisemitism Movement has identified a significant surge in antisemitic content online following widespread unrest in France. A review of posts on X (formerly Twitter) revealed 1,384 instances alleging that Jews, Israel, and Zionists were responsible for, or financially benefiting from, the weekend's protests in France. The watchdog group flagged the spread of conspiracy theories as deeply concerning, highlighting how quickly misinformation can proliferate on social media platforms. These posts tap into existing antisemitic tropes, falsely blaming Jewish individuals and the State of Israel for societal problems. The organization is calling for increased vigilance and action from X to remove such harmful content and address the growing online hate speech. This alarming trend underscores the need for continued monitoring and proactive measures to combat antisemitism and protect Jewish communities. The findings demonstrate a clear attempt to exploit current events to fuel anti-Jewish sentiment.