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On May 14, [[Facebook]] shut down 'pro-Israel page with 77 million followers amid claims it had been targeted by radical Muslims posting hate speech.'<ref>Facebook shuts down pro-Israel page with 77 million followers amid claims it had been targeted by radical Muslims posting hate speech," by Chris Jewers, MailOnline, May 19, 2021. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9595267/Facebook-shuts-pro-Israel-page-77-million-followers.html ''Facebook has shut down a pro-Israel page with over 75 million […] The 'Jerusalem Prayer Team' page, which was established in 2002 and was the largest Christian Facebook page, was shut down by the platform on Friday.''</ref>
 
On May 14, [[Facebook]] shut down 'pro-Israel page with 77 million followers amid claims it had been targeted by radical Muslims posting hate speech.'<ref>Facebook shuts down pro-Israel page with 77 million followers amid claims it had been targeted by radical Muslims posting hate speech," by Chris Jewers, MailOnline, May 19, 2021. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9595267/Facebook-shuts-pro-Israel-page-77-million-followers.html ''Facebook has shut down a pro-Israel page with over 75 million […] The 'Jerusalem Prayer Team' page, which was established in 2002 and was the largest Christian Facebook page, was shut down by the platform on Friday.''</ref>
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In May, 2021:<ref>Ksenia Svetlova, [https://www.zman.co.il/239201/popup/ New Middle East Holocaust memory begins to seep into Arab countries], Zman, July 22, 2021.<blockquote>
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Violence broke out in Jerusalem and Gaza, and social networks in Arabic were filled with reactions such as "Hitler was [sic] right" and pictures of swastikas.  Some of the responses were sent to cyberspace by bots.  Many others were written by real people who grew up and were educated in an atmosphere of Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism.</blockquote></ref>
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<blockquote>Violence broke out in Jerusalem and Gaza, and social networks in Arabic were filled with reactions such as "Hitler was [sic] right" and pictures of swastikas.  Some of the responses were sent to cyberspace by bots.  Many others were written by real people who grew up and were educated in an atmosphere of Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism.</blockquote>
    
===Exposure of media's relationship with the controlling terrorists and its propaganda===
 
===Exposure of media's relationship with the controlling terrorists and its propaganda===
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