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It's scary how much influence Israel appears to have. They even got this story killed here on HN.

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I think it is just personal biases of Meta execs, like Zuckerberg & Mosseri.

Meta's current CISO also worked (works?) for the IDF: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/tech-news/2020-12-15/ty-... / https://archive.is/HpVtn

bell-cot 2y ago ↗

You might want to check Zuck's backstory before attributing this to Israel.

In other news, Franco-Americans may sneer at Anglo-Americans without Paris needing to recruit them, or to lobby for that, or to run influence campaigns, or ...

ignoramous 2y ago ↗

> Zuck's backstory

It is curious that Zuck tolerated holocaust denial on Meta's platforms for an uncomfortably long time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24754553.

beeboobaa3 2y ago ↗

I'm sure anything I might be able to find on this billionaire's backstory has been carefully curated over the year. What are you referring to?

bell-cot 2y ago ↗

Being raised in a Jewish household.

Not a PR expert...but I don't see how spinning that up would have helped Zuck.

beeboobaa3 2y ago ↗

Me neither, but I had no idea what GP was referring to, which makes it hard to guess.

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Qem 2y ago ↗

After the Rohyngya genocide[1], and now with Gaza, Meta is really doubling down in being remembered as a genocide-friendly company. I wonder if the statues followed by ICC have provisions for aggravated penalties against those taking part or abetting multiple unrelated genocides.

[1]. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/dec/06/rohingya-...