Still reeling from grief at the Hamas attack on Israel and horror at the sharp rise in antisemitic incidents across the U.S., these TikTok influencers who collectively have tens of millions of ...

Employees say TikTok has failed to provide adequate support to its Jewish and Israeli employees since Hamas killed more than 1,200 people in a surprise attack last Oct. 7.

Israel TikTok insiders slam alleged bias against pro-Israel posts claim company: 'serve Hamas’ narrative' TiKTok denies the allegations as 'false' and claims they do not reflect its policies ...

Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman wants TikTok banned for “massively manipulating public opinion” in favor of Hamas. REUTERS. Ackman echoed Republican lawmakers who earlier this week ...

Since early in the Israel-Hamas war, ads about the hostages taken to Gaza could not run on TikTok. 130 of the kidnapped remain there, Israel says, including some presumed to be dead. After October ...

Barak Herscowitz, a former TikTok employee in Israel, grew disenchanted with the company after the start of the Israel-Hamas war in October. Credit ...

Israel-Hamas War Why TikTok videos on the Israel-Hamas war have drawn billions of views. The app is overflowing with discussion of the conflict, with the hashtag #Palestine amassing more than 27.8 ...

TikTok is facing fresh calls for a ban after it emerged the social media app is awash with videos glorifying Hamas.. A search for a well-known Hamas term in Arabic returns hundreds of results that ...

Social media, especially TikTok, is playing a dangerous role in the malevolent spread of Jew-hatred, propaganda, and disinformation about the Israel-Hamas war. Look at the viral videos about Osama ...

Since Hamas terrorists invaded Israel and killed more than 1,400 people on October 7, the world has watched on in horror as the full scale of the devastation has emerged and as Israel wages a ...

TikTok content moderators freely express support for Hamas’ Oct. 7 massacre and allow fake news to be spread, according to Jews who work for the short video-sharing app.

Regulators in the EU sent letters to Meta, TikTok, and X/Twitter Thursday, giving the platforms 24 hours to address misinformation and other “illegal” content related to the Israel-Hamas war.