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"Former Australian deputy prime minister John Anderson says the continually increasing amount of online attacks on Jewish people are now starting to be referred to as a form of “digital terrorism”."

"'The deliberate online targeting and harassment of Australian Jews, akin to digital terrorism, has now reached fever pitch.' Dvir Abramovich"

"The World Jewish Congress, together with the Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations, held a side event as part of UN Counter Terrorism Week focusing on the nexus between online extremism and real-world terror attacks. (20th June 2023)

"Among the key takeaways from the panel discussion, moderated by WJC’s Director of Technology and Human Rights Yfat Barak-Cheney, were that the distinction between online extremism and offline acts of violence and terrorism should cease to exist as the activities offline are spread online and vice versa. It was also emphasized that just as terrorism is evolving, and structures are less organized and hierarchical, so is their spread and use of online platforms. It is becoming harder to moderate content through the designation of terrorist organizations and individuals and behavioral indicators are key to monitoring the spread of extremist content online.

The need for cooperation across sectors – between companies, governments, civil society, academia, and international bodies such as the United Nations – was a recurring theme throughout all presentations with several innovative solutions proposed, including the importance of cross-industry collaboration, fostering partnerships to leverage collective expertise and resources."

https://www.worldjewishcongress.org/en/events/online-is-offline-the-interrelation-and-interconnection-between-online-extermism-and-offline-terrorism

Of course, actual terrorism is a legitimate strategy if the jews do it:

"“I argue that Jewish terrorism in the 1940s was both tactically and strategically significant. At the tactical level, Jewish terrorists were able to frustrate British security forces and erode their ability to control Palestine,” wrote David A. Charters, professor of military history and senior fellow of the Gregg Centre for Study of War and Society at the University of New Brunswick, Canada.

“That played a significant role at the strategic level in persuading Britain to withdraw from Palestine, which, in turn, created the conditions that facilitated the founding of Israel"