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Company says that it will take down posts that deny the Holocaust for violating its hateful conduct policy.

Decision comes amid a push by Holocaust survivors around the world urging the social media giant to take action against anti-Semitism and hate speech. Jewish groups praise Facebook for "taking an important step in the ongoing battle to fight for the truth."

Users on video-sharing social network lodge countless complaints against Lehava during the one week in which its TikTok account existed, citing racist and offensive content.

Notorious for his anti-Jewish rhetoric, the video-sharing giant says Louis Farrakhan’s videos violated hate speech policies.

The hacker blocked the news desk's access to the account and tweeted several untrue posts, but the matter was resolved after several hours.

A roundtable conversation from San Francisco State University featuring Palestinian terrorist  Leila Khaled suddenly goes dark, after Zoom and Facebook previously disabled their links to the online event.

The online video-sharing giant has already demonetized his videos on its platform following his anti-Semitic tirade.

Social media giant says David Duke's account “has been permanently suspended for repeated violations of the Twitter rules on hateful conduct.”

The operations disseminated content sympathetic to each side of a diplomatic row that has divided the Middle East since 2017.

"It’s our responsibility to prevent our platform from being used to incite hatred, harassment, discrimination and violence," video-sharing giant states.