Tag: social media

"The Biden/Harris administration should weigh in with a similar view," Smith wrote.

Iran has been using social media in Hebrew to rile up Israelis against PM Netanyahu.

An investigation conducted by Israel’s Ministry of Strategic Affairs (MSA) discovered that at least 21% of posts related to an International Criminal Courts (ICC) investigation against Israel came from fake Twitter accounts - and had 180% greater engagement rates than posts from real users.

No other news organization has so far verified the Post’s article.

"Social media companies must act much faster to remove such appalling hatred from their platforms."

Dear President Trump, as a true ally of the Jewish State I am asking you to withdraw the State Department's latest human rights biased report against Israel.

The publisher, Dane Hicks, refused to remove the cartoon from Facebook, and promised to run it in his paper's Tuesday's edition.

“We hope this campaign finally shows Facebook how much their users and their advertisers want them to make serious changes for the better,” said ADL national director and CEO Jonathan Greenblatt.

The soldier has reportedly previously posted violent messages against Netanyahu and the government.

More than 1.5 million Arabic speakers from 22 Arab countries also follow Israel in Arabic on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

The Jerusalem Municipality, the Western Wall Heritage Foundation, the Office for Jerusalem Affairs and Heritage, and the Jerusalem Development Authority for the Development of Jerusalem will hold a special festive broadcast on Thursday.

The Iranians admit to the friendly fire incident, they just don't admit to the sinking of the ship and the deaths of dozens of sailors.

Campaigns that seek to manipulate public debate on social media originated in Iran and focused on a wide range of countries including Algeria, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Egypt, Ghana, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Tunisia, the US, UK and Zimbabwe.

Over the past week there was an upsurge in online global anti-Semitism tying Israel and Jews to the Coronavirus.

“Social exclusion and bullying are nothing new, but in the digital age there are new ways to harm and abuse ... and verbal violence kills."

"Verbal violence kills. It kills children’s dreams and hopes every day and has already claimed the lives of children who did not find a way out of the suffering and ended their own lives."

One thing: when Arabs commit hate crimes their knives don't slash tires.

Im Tirtzu filed an incitement to violence complaint with the police.

Throughout the clashes, church bells and muezzin calls to prayer were sounded, in an effort to quiet down the violence, as hundreds of protesters fought security forces behind barricades.

"Whether you're a senior engineer at an artificial intelligence startup or simply tinkering in your own garage, everyone has a role to play."

The students were given nine points out of ten by the teacher, who was either laid off or fired.

He said Facebook would have let Hitler buy ads for his "final solution to the Jewish problem."

The good news is, there was widespread support for social media reform to combat online harassment.

“We have hit an Israeli jeep with a rocket,” “we have bombed Jerusalem,” “five Israelis killed in a rocket attack” – these are a few of the “news” items the Hamas terror organization has been dispersing since the Islamic Jihad launched an attack on Israel on Tuesday morning.

Just hours after Red Alert sirens were wailing non-stop and rockets flew in cities from the Gaza border to Tel Aviv, the jokes were flying along with them around social media and in Whatsapp groups.

Ali Abu Habla wrote that “this is a dark day in the history of Palestinian journalism," which doesn't have much of a history, as it is.

"These circumstances do not justify granting a restraining order," wrote judge Michal Sharvit.

The CST said more than a third of the incidents this year involved social media.

Too much noise in our lives.

Karelefsky has a tattoo on his body that says "Never let go of the hatred – kill Rabbi Max."