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After October 7, "We received thousands of messages from Israeli content creators who were blocked, or whose videos were restricted to be viewed only in Israel. The Israeli stance was silenced," said former TikTok employee.
Stürzenberger, 58, is a controversial far-right activist who has been convicted in the past for insulting police and inciting hatred against Islam. He rose to prominence in 2007 after leading protests against the construction of a mosque in Munich.
For our government to think that the appropriate response to these wicked Hamas deeds and evil intentions is to reward them with a fictional state is deeply shameful and is a stain on our beloved Ireland.
In the recording, a woman's voice pleads with Israelis to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, accusing it of being willing to let the captives die. "Please, don't let Netanyahu and the government kill us," the voice says. "Save us. Time is running out."
Fresh off the campaign trail, and days after saying she will vote for Trump, Nikki Haley's first stop is Israel. The former US ambassador to the UN wanted to see the crimes of Hamas with her own eyes, in order to warn Americans and the West.
