According to the indictment, just ten days after the war began, the defendant posted four Arabic-language posts on her Facebook page in which she incited acts of terror and expressed support for the Hamas massacre.
Rom Braslavski, recently freed from Hamas captivity, moved thousands with a heartfelt message to the “Yerushalmim V'Yerushalmiot” group after two years of silence.
Austrian public broadcaster fires an editor over an antisemitic post blaming Jews for their own persecution. Broadcaster says the post was "completely unacceptable".
Lawsuit accuses Facebook and Instagram of facilitating Hamas’ October 7 massacre. The plaintiffs, including victims' families, demand over $1 billion for emotional and psychological trauma caused by the platforms' role in livestreaming the attack.
Meta CEO says fact-checkers and efforts to police online speech have made too many mistakes, will be replaced with X-style community notes as company embraces a more free-speech-friendly approach.
BBC claims that since the onset of the war, Facebook has limited the ability of Palestinian news outlets to reach their audience.
As of Saturday morning, multiple high profile Israeli and Zionist Instagram accounts have been disabled, including Duvdevan Israel, Duvdevan US, Betar US and Betar International.
Arutz Sheva's English Facebook page was suspended after several posts reporting various events during the war were removed for 'hate speech.'
The Meta Oversight Board has upheld Facebook's decision not to remove posts with the phrase, claiming it could have different meanings and does not necessarily call for the destruction of Israel.
Meta to roll back restrictions it placed on former President's Instagram and Facebook accounts, cites desire to ensure parity among presidential candidates leading up to the 2024 election.
Deborah Lipstadt, US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, welcomes announcement by Facebook parent company that it will classify the use of the term “Zionist” as a euphemism for “Jew” as antisemitic and as Tier 1 hate speech.
Facebook parent company announces new policy to crack down on antisemitism masquerading as anti-Zionism on social media platform, drawing praise from Jewish organizations, antisemitism watchdogs.
Until now the company's policy has been to attribute the word ‘martyr’ to terrorist entities. The term is now considered neutral and content containing the word will not be removed.
Should ‘From the river to the sea’ be allowed on Facebook and Instagram? Meta’s Oversight Board is considering the question.
Combat Antisemitism Movement warns removal of ban on Arabic word for 'martyr' could lead to spread of glorification of murderers on Facebook.
The Singaporean government ordered the Israeli embassy to remove a Facebook post stating the lack of historical or Quranic evidence of the existence of Palestine, citing threats to local Jews.
Iranian Supreme Leader's social media accounts suspended 'for repeatedly violating Meta's Dangerous Organizations and Individuals policy' after supporting Hamas and Houthi atacks.
The Shin Bet reveals that Israeli Jews were unknowingly in contact with Hamas terrorists from Gaza who gave them various tasks to complete and packages to transfer.
Whether called Facebook or Meta,Twitter or X, the same vile slander and incitement to violence pervades the social media giants. Opinion.
Meta is failing to catch memes and innuendo promoting Holocaust denial, oversight panel concludes.
Citing unnamed violations of 'community standards,' Facebook suspends popular right-wing account that reposts videos of woke activists.
Meta inappropriately removed content related to Israel-Hamas war, oversight board concludes.
Palestinian Arab Rep. a member of secret Palestinian American Congress Facebook group where praise for Hamas was posted after Oct. 7.
Instagram and Facebook owner blocks several pro-accounts with millions of followers after detecting possible hacking attempt.
Meta’s handling of ‘SpongeBob’ Holocaust denial post is taken up by independent Oversight Board.
Meta Platforms says it is aware of issues with its Ads Manager, its advertising tool that lets brands buy and create Facebook ads.
Facebook parent company fined historic amount for failing to abide by high court ruling on transferring EU users' data to the US.
During recent round of fighting, Gaza terrorists monitored using fake social media profiles operated by bots to hack into Israelis' devices.
Meta CEO gets into argument with referee at his first ever Brazilian jiujitsu tournament in California.
Proposal being pushed through by anti-Israel activists claims term linked to terrorism is part of 'legitimate political discourse.'
Former US President expected to be active on social media as part of his campaign to secure the Republican nomination in 2024 election.
This is the second round of significant job cuts announced by the tech giant in four months.
Sources say the owner of Facebook and Instagram will cut thousands of employees as soon as this week.
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Meta Verified, which will be launched this week, will let users verify their accounts using a government ID and get a blue badge.
Former president's accounts reinstated after two-year ban stemming from aftermath of Jan. 6 riot.
We take a look at the three best places to buy Facebook views on the web, performed manually by real people with active Facebook accounts.
Meta announces Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts will be reinstated with “new guardrails in place to deter repeat offenses.”
Ranking of social media networks in the fight against antisemitism in 2022: Facebook removes the greatest percentage of antisemitic content.
The former President says the ban has 'dramatically distorted and inhibited the public discourse.'
Former President's campaign petitions Meta, Facebook’s parent company, to unblock his account which was blocked after Jan. 6 riots.
Decision on whether to allow former President back on Facebook and Instagram expected to come later this month.
Mark Zuckerberg says these are "the most difficult changes we've made in Meta's history" as he announces mass layoffs.
Owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp planning to begin large-scale layoffs this week, sources say.
The man who allegedly attacked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband was apparently a big supporter of former President Trump.
Luftmensch means a 'man of air' detached from the real world, with no real income. With the internet, we're all cloud people. Op-ed.
Facebook's “State-controlled media” labelling is to “help people understand who’s behind the news they see on Facebook.” Not Al Jazeera?
Note found in package that exploded in Boston attacked Facebook founder and connection between academia and virtual reality developers.
Facebook CEO tells Joe Rogan the FBI approached his organization, telling them that the Hunter Biden story was 'Russian disinformation.'
Facebook agrees to settlement to end class action suit that it violated the privacy of users who did not want to disclose their locations.
Sheryl Sandberg stepping down from her role as Chief Operating Officer at Meta, which runs Facebook.
Thousands of requests submitted to have problematic content removed. TikTok removed over half; Twitter less than a third.
MK Itamar Ben Gvir publicized threats sent to him along with pictures of bullets and calls to murder his family.
'Meta' store offering virtual reality headsets and accessories to be first retail store in 'metaverse.'
Russia sanctions dozens of prominent Americans and Canadians in retaliation for sanctions imposed over Ukraine invasion.
Why is the Facebook founder using company money for his personal security?
Moscow court bans Facebook and Instagram over “extremist activity” in a case against their parent company, Meta.
Jerusalem District Court orders Facebook to restore right-wing MKs account pending final decision in his lawsuit against the company,
Russia's announces Facebook ban in response to restrictions of access to Russian media.
Spotify's Russia-based office closes "until further notice." Google, Facebook, Apple, Twitter have made similar moves.
