An ex-Twitter exec told Congress he had to sell his home after a barrage of 'homophobic and antisemitic' harassment over the 'Twitter Files'

• A former Twitter exec said "homophobic and antisemitic" harassment forced him to sell his home. 
• Yoel Roth testified to Congress that the release of Elon Musk's "Twitter Files" harmed former staff. 
• He said junior employees and staff in other countries were "doxxed" and "threatened." 

A former Twitter executive testified that he was forced to leave and sell his home, after the release of Elon Musk's "Twitter Files" resulted in a barrage of homophobic and antisemitic abuse.

Yoel Roth, Twitter's former head of trust and safety, testified before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday in a hearing about protecting speech from government interference and social media bias, a recording of his testimony reviewed by Insider showed.