Meirav Hajaj, the mother of the late Lieutenant Shir Hajaj who was killed in a car bomb attack at the Commissioner's Palace in 2017, claims that Facebook refuses to remove a page praising terrorists who murdered her daughter after contacting Facebook and asked to remove the "Jerusalem Square" page. Supports and praises terrorists.
In a post she wrote on Facebook, Hajaj wrote: "These are the children and the terrorist's wife will have his name and memory erased who murdered my eldest child,
Facebook refuses to block the page that glorifies terrorists and encourages terrorism and the murder of Jews.
I ask each of you whose hearts are with us to enter this Facebook page and report the offensive content. "
Hajjaj, from a forum for choosing the lives of bereaved families, further noted that "it is not easy for us to see and hear the wife and children (erase the name and memory) of the terrorist who murdered our daughter." "While our girl is in the grave. Nevertheless, we decided to share with you - so that you can help us erase this incitement that causes the murder of more Jews."
Meirav Hajaj, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Meirav went on to emphasize that the page in question is "not a negligible page! It is a communication network (photographers, editors, reporters) of Hamas and the northern faction of the Islamic movement, which operates in Jerusalem! Only on the Facebook page under the name" Jerusalem Square "there are more than a million followers! For us, please. "
The chairman of the If You Will movement, Matan Peleg, referred to the phenomenon of terrorist support pages and said: "Under our nose, a communication network has been established which is basically a ticking bomb.
Campaigns for the release of corpses and imprisoned terrorists, the murder of murderers, posts about the massacre of the 1930s, and pious coverage of the deeds of the inciting Sheikh Raed Salah. All of these certainly justify the immediate removal of the Facebook page, "Every day that the offices of this communications network exist, this is a serious danger to the citizens of Israel."
Facebook's response will be brought when it is received
Participated in the preparation of the article: Guy Levy