A list compiled by the social networking company Facebook, detailing the individuals and organizations considered by the organization to be dangerous, was published today (Wednesday) by the non-profit news organization American "Intercept".
According to the organization, the list was compiled by the company itself for internal use and is intended to monitor all platforms owned by the company, including the WhatsApp app.
The "Intercept" decided to publish the list it received in its entirety, along with some slight clarifications, in order to expose the public to the considerations of the giant organization.
The list is divided into organizations defined as terrorist organizations, criminal organizations and hate groups.
Terrorist organizations include groups such as Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthi rebels in Yemen, Islamic Jihad, ISIS and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.
Personalities like Ismail Haniyeh, Khaled Mashaal and Yahya Sinwar are also on the list.
Taliban executives are also on the list, executives who hold accounts on social networks that do not belong to a company like Twitter.
Among the criminal organizations are listed several large cartels in Mexico, Colombia and Russia.
The list also mentions some organizations of ISIS members in Israel.
The list includes only one Hebrew-speaking organization from Israel and that is the Lehavah organization, which is registered in the group as a hate group. This category also stars hate organizations from Western countries such as the Ku Klux Klan and the Proud Boys, along with other organizations that have a white supremacy ideology. Appeared on the list, the vast majority in the United States.
Participated in the preparation of the article: Guy Levy