Digital rights group slams Israeli attempt to censor Palestinians on social media May 17, 2021 at 2:41 pm | Published in: Israel, Middle East, News, Palestine
Sada social logo [Sada Social] May 17, 2021 at 2:41 pm
A Palestinian platform designed to protect online content shared by Palestinians has criticised Israel s attempt to impose its hegemony on social media platforms and censor content about the occupation state s ethnic cleansing of Jerusalem s Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood as well as its war crimes committed in the Gaza Strip.
A statement from Sada Social followed a meeting last week between Israel s Defence Minister, Benny Gantz, and executives from Facebook and TikTok where he asked them to remove anti-Israel content. Sada pointed out that social media users advocating for Palestine and its people have since reported many violations of their digital rights.
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Rescue workers found the remains alive under the rubble on Sunday, when the bombing of the besieged Gaza Strip by Israel entered its seventh consecutive day.
A 150-hour-long rainstorm swept across the territory on Sunday night, a Palestinian security source said it was the “most intense” blast since the second intifada or uprising began in 2000.
Emergency crews rushed from the vast piles of burning rubbish and dumped the bodies that had been dumped in the buildings, crying in fear and grief.
Nearly half of the rockets were aimed at the al-Wehda Gaza City district, where homes, infrastructure and roads were destroyed or partially damaged.