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X non-response re- allegations of propaganda denying famine in Gaza
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Israel/OPT: Israel & Google launch a $45million propaganda campaign to deny Gaza famine
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Palestine/Israel: Viral campaign ads attacking pro-Palestine movement points to concerning gaps in Meta rules; incl. co. comment
A multimillion-dollar campaign attacking the pro-Palestine movement has spent more than $370,000 in the past month on viral adverts for Facebook and Instagram without disclosing where its money comes from.
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Facebook allegedly approves paid ads containing hate speech & incitement against Palestinians
7amleh, a civil society organization, reportedly tested Meta's content moderation standards on Facebook, revealing the alleged approval of paid ads containing hate speech and incitement of violence against Palestinians. The failure of Facebook's automated moderation process raises concerns about Meta's ability to curb harmful content targeting Palestinians.
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Graphic Israeli ads raise concern as they appear in children's video games in Europe
A recent Reuters report reveals that pro-Israel graphic ads have been observed in video games across Europe. According to the report, the ad videos, which carried footage of rocket attacks, a fiery explosion, and masked gunmen, have been shown to gamers, including several children.
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Israel: Government runs graphic social media ads to rally support for Gaza siege targeting users in EU and USA; incl. co. comment
Users are being served ads produced by the Israeli government, urging them to support their war against Hamas and attacks on the Gaza Strip.
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