Model Bella Hadid posted a post yesterday (Friday), claiming that the State of Israel plans to force thousands of Palestinians to leave their homes.
The post, which came up a few hours after the attack on Elad, which did not receive any mention or condemnation from the model, drew a lot of reactions from both sides, as well as reports from Israeli surfers on Instagram claiming that it was false.
It seems that the topic has been examined and on Instagram it was decided to remove the post.
"Tonight my post was removed," Hadid wrote.
"I love you".
"Israel plans to forcibly evict thousands of Palestinians from their homes."
Hadid's post deleted, Photo: Screenshot
Last month, the model shared on her Instagram that the social network is against her because of her support for Palestine.
"My Instagram has neutralized the possibility for me to upload stories but only those related to Palestine," she wrote to her followers, adding a photo of her crying.
"When I upload content related to Palestine, I immediately experience an 'Instagram boycott,' which means that at least a million less followers on my account are exposed to my stories and posts," she wrote, adding a screenshot that Instagram prevents her from uploading content for the next two hours with Palestinians and soldiers in the background.
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