Government ministries have been sharing pro-Israel content on social media during the Israel-Hamas War, but TikTok refuses to participate or share content with Israeli symbols.
The TikTok moderator called several times for an “intifada,” referring to the deadly series of suicide bombings and mass shootings that took the lives of thousands of innocent Israelis.
Jewish creators – or at least those who verbalize that part of their identity – and brands, have become tasked with answering for the events happening in Gaza amid the Israel-Hamas war.
Super-Pharm launches the makeup category of the London-based beauty brand PiXi in Israel for the first time, featuring a trendy blush series with a convenient creamy stick texture.
Campaigns that aimed at raising October 7 attack awareness were banned by TikTok, claiming they were “political,” while Palestinian well-paid ads related to the war had been approved.
Amidst its battle for survival in the US, the Chinese social network continues to expand its audience by testing longer video uploads.
Survivors, including a Holocaust survivor, visit Auschwitz, drawing parallels to recent Hamas attacks. TikTok influencers join to spread awareness.
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