The social media platforms banned the hate preacher, among others, as 'dangerous individuals' based on their rampant hate speech.

In keeping with Palestinian Authority tradition, Abbas’s Fatah movement immediately glorified the dead terrorist as a 'heroic martyr' deserving of a 'military salute.'

A new study shows close to 80 percent of Israelis use social media and almost 90 percent have smartphones, making Israelis some of the most connected people in the world.

The Palestinian Mission to Berlin removed a pro-terrorism post from its Facebook page after receiving a rare rebuke from the German Foreign Ministry.

Would you follow Israel on Facebook?

Israeli company Redkix, which developed an email-integrated instant messsaging app, was purchased by Facebook. Sources estimate the acquisition at $100 million.

Did Facebook banish a moderate Muslim leader from its platform for criticizing the Hamas terror group?

Facebook's recent algorithm update makes it harder for you to see UWI's articles in your news feed. Here's how to keep seeing United with Israel's content!

'Hamas is so scared of the @IsraelArabic Facebook page that it is now threatening the Palestinians who are visiting it.'

Facebook has no problem cracking down on hate speech and calls to violence except for calls to violence against the Jewish state.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is not alone in the understanding that positive connection is vital for our world today. His great ancestors knew it too.

This is an open letter and proposal to Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder and CEO.

A Fatah official made the dubious claim that it was the US embassy which was instrumental in reinstating its inciting official page.

Facebook reinstated Fatah's terror-promoting page after only two days, without demanding the removal of violent posts inciting Palestinians to murder Jews.

The Fatah page, which routinely glorifies terrorists and terrorism, was finally shut down by Facebook.

Facebook has begun to fight online incitement, but we must insist that Mark Zuckerberg and his social media giant work harder to block incitement and hate! Facebook has recently taken action against Hamas’ support of terrorism on its social media platform by shutting down terrorism-linked pages. The social media giant has closed more than 90 pages supporting... Read more »

In Israel and the United States, hope for national solidarity springs eternal.

Facebook is taking action against Hamas' support of terrorism on its social media platform.

Facebook facilitates incitement of Radical Islamic terror. It must stop.

Hollywood star James Caan shared the magic he experienced during his recent adventures in the Holy Land.

'The law does not allow freedom of thought to be exploited against the security and safety of the public.'

While Facebook has apparently committed to fighting online incitement, its so-called 'Community Standards' are ambiguous and do not prevent those who want to spread hate or incite to terror from doing so. Insist that Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook work harder to block incitement and hate!

Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, founder of Shurat HaDin-The Israel Law Center, and who is suing Facebook for allowing incitement to terrorism on its social media site, has little faith that a recent meeting between Facebook executives and Israeli officials will actually result in sufficient action against online incitement.

The Israeli government and Facebook agreed to work together to determine how to tackle incitement on the social media network, a senior Israeli Cabinet minister said Monday.

A viciously anti-Semitic comment glorifying the murder of Jews on United with Israel’s Facebook page apparently did not violate Facebook standards. So what exactly are Facebook's standards?