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JERUSALEM – A few weeks after thousands of Hamas terrorists infiltrated Israel on October 7, murdering 1,200 people and brutally kidnapping some 240 individuals, including more than 30 children, the devastated families of those held hostage in the Gaza Strip launched a global campaign demanding their release. With assistance from marketing and advertising professionals, the
TikTok refused an ad promoting awareness of the plight of Israeli hostages held by Hamas, deeming the ad "too political."
A memo sent to TikTok management from an employee in the Israel office shows how the Chinese-owned social media company has actively worked against Israelis who were killed or taken hostage by Hamas on October 7.
A senior TikTok employee has accused the company of being biased in its handling of Israeli and Palestinian humanitarian advertisements.
It’s nice to see a Hollywood celebrity boldly stand up for something they support, even in the face of adversity. Seinfeld’s Jerry Seinfeld recently landed in Israel to show his support for the innocent victims of Hamas’ terrorist attacks. Seinfeld received praise on X for his boldness and willingness to proclaim his pro-Israel stance while in such a large spotlight.