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A book by Noa Tal · Entrechat Press, October 2026
Since October 7, Jew-hatred masquerading as “antizionism” has spread faster, louder, and more effectively than at any point in modern history. It's fracturing the left, and it's fracturing the right.
This isn't spreading on its own.
“Seeds of Subversion” names what's really going on: who benefits, how it spreads, and what can be done about it.
Drawing on leading scholars, researchers, and insiders, Noa Tal deconstructs the antisemitic claims flooding our feeds and traces them back to their source – showing how the West's own institutions and information ecosystem are being turned against it.
The lies are provable. The machinery behind them is traceable. See for yourself.
“The pretext is Israel. But the result is a fraying West.”
In Seeds of Subversion, technology lawyer Noa Tal, working with experts in Jewish law, neuroscience, and emerging technology, sets out to deconstruct and combat the post-October 7 rise in antisemitism — laying out both what is going on and how to respond to it.
What is actually being claimed about Jews — and what can be said, credibly and specifically, in answer to it.
Who is saying it, why they are saying it, and the machinery that carries it from the fringe into the mainstream.
Enemies of the West are using Jews for political gain, exploiting a lopsided information funnel to manufacture and spread division. That information funnel has three parts:
Enemies of the West create propaganda and lies that fit their narratives, to escape scrutiny and opposition.
They fund and benefit from subversive elements in education and legacy media to launder propaganda into trusted narratives.
They use social media — organically and inorganically, via bots and coordination — to drag taboo ideas into the mainstream.
Why this is about more than the Jews. The demonization of Jews, Noa argues, is inseparable from a wider assault on the foundations of Western society.
Noa does not just uncover problems — she offers hope and solutions. Seeds of Subversion includes:
The societal transformation we need is not just an exercise in fighting antisemitism. It is an exercise in preserving truth, reason, and morality for the West.
Shortcuts to everything else here — testimonials, video, the people behind the book, and the images collected inside it.
Early readers on what the book does — and why it matters now.
This is the best book out for understanding antisemitism today. It is a tremendous resource for anyone who wants to understand the most current bias against Jews and its multifaceted manifestations across the political spectrum, particularly since the October 7, 2023 Palestinian terrorist rampage and the resultant global intifada infecting the West.
The eruption of Jew hatred that has swept the globe since 10/7 cries out for a response. In this much needed book, Noa Tal offers us a response that is both highly informed and deeply insightful. Written with a sense of urgency and eloquence, the book is a powerful testimony to what is most dear, most fragile, and most threatened. To read this book is to be transformed into a witness.
More testimonials will go here as they come in — just send them to Noa at the contact page and they'll be added in this same format: a short pull-quote, then the reviewer's name, title, and affiliation.
Conversations with the author, scholars and collaborators on the book.
The author's quick take on what the book contains and why it is different than other book written about antisemitism.
With Adina Samuels, Entrechat Press
Adina Samuels interviews Noa Tal for the full scoop on the book — what it's about, what it was like to write, and who it's for.
With Dr. Joel Finkelstein & Dr. Zack Dulberg
Noa Tal talks with Dr. Joel Finkelstein (Network Contagion Research Institute) and Dr. Zack Dulberg about foreign manipulation on social media, funding networks, information poisoning, and where AI leaves the fight for the truth.
With Rabbi Akiva Zweig
Noa Tal and Rabbi Akiva Zweig take on the biggest lies told about Jews — that Judaism is inherently vengeful, that Jews believe they're superior, and that Jews are trying to control the world.
With Professor Max Abrahms
Noa Tal and Professor Max Abrahms discuss the real threat landscape facing Israel, and why it needs to fight, deter, and win to survive.
With Dr. David Patterson
Noa Tal and Dr. David Patterson unpack antisemitism on post-October 7 college campuses, why young people believe as they do, and the history and ideology behind fundamentalist Islamic movements like Hamas.
With David Tal & Daniel Mahni
Noa Tal interviews her own father David Tal and uncle Daniel Mahni, two of the last Jews to leave Iraq, about the sudden end of a 2,600-year-old Jewish community.
Seeds of Subversion draws on expertise beyond the author's own, including in Jewish law, science, and new technology.
For Judaic insights, Noa collaborated regularly with Rabbi Akiva Zweig, Rosh Yeshiva of the Talmudic University of Florida in Miami Beach, Florida and Fellow at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP); expert in Jewish law and textual interpretation.
For scientific insights, Noa collaborated regularly with Dr. Zack Dulberg, physician and neuroscientist and Senior Fellow at the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI); expert in computational cognitive science and emerging technologies.
Dr. Dulberg co-wrote the final chapter of Seeds of Subversion, entitled “The future of propaganda: The pitfalls and promise of artificial intelligence” with Noa.
Bonus material and visual evidence referenced throughout the book — roughly 150 images, organized by chapter.
Each image corresponds to specific text in the relevant section of the book. These images should be used as visual proof points or examples of issues referenced in the book; they should not be viewed independently. They do not represent the views of the author.