Not sure why I should do your homework for you, but here you go, an article about the incident which contains the account names: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/10/08/israel-...
2) I'm not asking you to do homework. It should be the journalist's job to provide the relevant facts, but the linked article was lacking.
3) I asked because I thought you knew since you evaluated them closely enough to be certain that they're anti-semitic.
4) Forget the request. I'll look on Twitter and try and find that myself. That's the strategy that everybody should take to look into things that matter to them.
I follow Ukraine war closely and that is one of very few twitter accounts that I blocked - due to constant misinformation that they posted. This block happened months ago and had nothing to do with recent events. Even clear propaganda accounts are better than that guy. I'd love to find some example but this account posts so much that it is impossible to look up things from months ago.
I have a feeling that Musk was fed these two accounts by someone who he listens to - my guess is David Sacks as Sacks was much more active in Ukraine/Ru Twitter circles - and it would fit that one of his sources is unreliable WarMonitors.
sentdefender account I don't find as problematic.
On number (3), er, it should be pretty obvious if you take a glance at that article.
This is, generally a fascinating example of a weird tendency in modern personality cults. Musk is, in this system, _both_ a magical super-genius _and_ so incompetent that he can't be expected to identify obvious nonsense before promoting it to a hundred million people, and is thus not culpable. You see this most often for Musk and Trump, but it's pretty widespread.
Perhaps a response to the internet age; in the 20th century it was more common for devotees to simply claim that the cult figure didn't say the thing, but that's so easy to disprove these days that presumably the super-position of visionary leader and helpless incompetent has become necessary.
> On number (3), er, it should be pretty obvious if you take a glance at that article.
Unless I'm missing something though, I'm not completely sure of that.
The following is the only comment about Jews mentioned in the article.
> The @WarMonitors account told a user in June “go worship a jew lil bro”
It's a weird comment, but without context, it's not inherently hateful.