However, he said, the Union of Jewish Students would not be taking part in a demonstration he felt could "incite people against Israelis, Zionists and ultimately Jews".
In foreign policy issues, a sense of personal insult felt by Mr. Erdogan can incite drastic shifts, as it did in 2009 after Israel launched an offensive on Gaza just after the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, visited Turkey.
There was the Hootenanny Variety Show, which incited the Left who felt that the people's music was being commercialized.
Picked up by the popular natural hair blog Curly Nikki, the piece incited vitriolic responses from commenters, who felt Ms. Knowles, whose strands are tightly coiled, was a poor representation of women with natural hair (one person deemed it "unkempt").
How do you feel visual media can incite change and impact public opinion?
He said he felt contempt for Islam, but he was cleared of inciting racial hatred.
One reason for this is his mastery of the eerie: that form of fear that is felt first as unease, then as dread, and which is incited by glimpses and tremors rather than outright attack.
Known in the vernacular as FOMO, or "fear of missing out", marketers utilize this inborn trigger to incite pain akin to what the capuchin monkey felt in de Waals cage.
"Part of Polish society did not feel like the beneficiaries of this leap, and they were incited by populist and nationalist slogans," she said.
Meltzer felt Howarth underplayed Todd; Todd did not have to rant to incite fear.
