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"If Facebook decides, for example, to block certain citizens, the question is on what basis did they make that decision? They are essentially editing, very similar to editors at a newspaper. We will clear this up," Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel tells Israel Hayom.
Social media giant announces that any anti-vaccine content will be booted from its platform, says it has "already removed over 130,000 videos for violating our COVID-19 vaccine policies."
There are at least 54 Facebook profiles belonging to 39 entities that have been flagged as extremist, the Counter Extremism Project says. The groups have nearly 268,000 subscribers and friends on Facebook alone.
Social media giant's data shows teenagers blamed the photo and video sharing platform for increased levels of anxiety and depression. Findings have been consistent for several years, Facebook faces backlash for doing nothing.
On Twitter, Haredi media figures among those to take Bennett to task for being driven to command center overseeing search for terrorists who escaped Gilboa Prison. Religious Affairs Minister Kahana: PM obligated to act on Shabbat and every other day of the year.
Social media giant refuses to ban Jerusalem Square group that glorifies terrorism online. Im Tirzu, Lach Yerushalayim organizations call for Israel Police to ensure page, which has over one million followers, is removed.
Heather Li tried to gauge how the COVID-19 loneliness can change the way we date. The answer, surprisingly, came from looking inward: how we speak and convey our thoughts, using nothing but our vocal cords.
Jerusalem Prayer Team's page was knocked out of commission after millions of antisemitic posts were added during Israel's May operation against Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Social media giant turns off the artificial intelligence feature that showed the message and apologizes for what it called "an unacceptable error."
In the TikTok video, the alleged IDF soldier can be seen waving a large Palestinian flag with Arabic music playing in the background. The IDF says it views the matter gravely.
