Israeli PM Bibi 'The Baby Butcher' Netanyahu got suspended from Facebook this
week after a long string of racist statements. Facebook is apparently OK with 'baby butchery' ...as long as you're polite while you're doing it. Apparently, some critics have accused 'The Baby Butcher' of race-baiting ahead of the hotly contested elections, which
are set to be held on September 17th. On Friday, Bibi made
comments insinuating that his Jewish regime would launch an offencive on
the besieged Gaza Strip mega-concentration camp for Gentiles “at any moment.”In the warmongering Jewish Israel regime, you apparently only get elected if you're 'a' Jewish and 'b' abominable. 'The Baby Butcher' was part of the terrorist Jewish groups who slaughtered and frightened the indigenous population out of their ancestral homes, like most Jewish Israel regime PM's before him and he's launched countless airstrikes against highly populated Gentile cities, but some Jews still think 'The Baby Butcher' is just too nice to be PM of the Jews, so 'The baby Butcher' is beefing up the hasbara, menacing threats and slaughter of indigenous Gentiles.
By Yumna Patel: Following outrage over a message on his official Facebook page telling voters “Arabs want to annihilate us all,” Facebook has suspended the chatbot feature of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s page.
According to reports, the message was suspended over its violations of Facebook’s hate speech codes.
The suspension was reportedly put in place for 24 hours, starting at 10:30am local time Thursday.
“After careful review of the Likud campaign’s bot
activities, we found a violation of our hate speech policy,” Facebook
said in a statement.
The social network added that “should there be any additional violations, we will continue to take appropriate action.”
Reports surfaced on Wednesday that upon accessing
Netanyahu’s official page, viewers were being greeted with an automated
popup message, generated by a chatbot, with a message to voters
imploring them to “make sure” their friends and family vote Likud.
“A secular left-wing weak government that relies on
Arabs who want to destroy us all – women, children and men, and will
enable a nuclear Iran that will eliminate us,” the message read, saying
“we cannot allow this to happen!”
Not the first time
The Facebook message came on the heels of several
anti-Arab comments made by Netanyahu and his campaign in an effort to
draw right-wing supporters to the polls.
The premiere has repeatedly referred to Palestinians
as a “threat” to the right-wing government and the Jewish character of
the state, and campaign ads targeting “Anglo” voters.
Critics have accused the premiere of race-baiting ahead of the hotly contested elections, which are set to be held on September 17th.
On Friday, Netanyahu made comments insinuating that
his government could launch an offensive on the besieged Gaza Strip “at
any moment.”
“An operation in Gaza could happen at any moment,
including four days before the elections. The date of the elections does
not factor [into a decision to go to war],” the Times of Israel quoted Netanyahu as saying.
According to the latest polls, reported by Haaretz on
Friday, the Blue and White party led by Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid is
projected to win 33 seats, compared to Netanyahu’s Likud with with 31
seats. Other polls show Netanyahu with a lead, including one reported in Maariv which gives Likud a considerable advantage over Blue White, 36 seats to 32.
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