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Israel's Noa Tishby takes on Bella Hadid

by Inbal Chiat

Outspoken actress and producer Noa Tishby has had enough with the supermodel's vilifying of Israel.

Model Bella Hadid steps up smear campaign against Israel, PM Bennett

by Daniella Capelouto

Self-professed activist continues to spread fake news to her 43 million Instagram followers.

BDS supporter Roger Waters wants Israeli soccer teams kicked out of FIFA

Roger Waters lashes out at 'powerful idiot' Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg

by Ami Friedman and ILH Staff

Speaking at a support event for imprisoned WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, the former Pink Floyd frontman says he refused a lucrative offer from Facebook to use one of his songs.

US drops Trump attempt to ban TikTok, WeChat

by AP and ILH Staff

White House to conduct its own review of any national security risks with software applications tied to China.

Tinder's new feature seeks to rid users of awkward moments

by Inon Ben Shushan and ILH Staff

Dating app now allows members to block personal contacts thus "empowering them to confidently Like their way to sparking new connections while avoiding the awkwardness of a familiar face they would rather not see."

MKs eye bills allowing users to sue Facebook for 'unjust censorship'

by Danielle Roth-Avneri

Legislative proposals filed by Likud and far-right Otzma Yehudit party seek to allow users who feel they have been wronged by social media giants' content moderation policies to sue for damages.

Facebook suspends Trump until 2023, shifts rules for world leaders

by Reuters and ILH Staff

Social media giant says it will work with experts to decide when the public safety risk has subsided, thus allowing the former US president's account to be restored.

Is Instagram revising its algorithm to better showcase pro-Palestinian content?

by ILH Staff

The platform has been accused of censoring pro-Palestinian content during the latest Israel-Gaza conflict. The Facebook-owned company stressed revision has to do with the company realized the current algorithm "led people to believe it was suppressing certain points of view or topics. That is not the case."

'Why are you silent about your Jewish brothers and sisters?'

by ILH Staff

Natasha Kirtchuk, an i24NEWS anchor, rebuts the accusations leveled by Bella and Gigi Hadid, saying they should be consistent with their calls for justice.

Israeli media outlets urge Twitter, Facebook to stop anti-press hate

by AP and ILH Staff

Over a dozen Israeli papers, websites, and TV and radio stations complain that journalists have become targets for incitement, putting them in "clear and present danger."

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