The Chinese-owned social media giant TikTok, which has been the subject of extensive legislation in the United States in recent months, has made headlines again after a senior employee blew the whistle over some of the pro-Hamas, pro-terrorism habitual behaviors of moderators for the platform, according to a Fox News exclusive.
The article claims that TikTok has also refused to publish ads about the civilians, specifically the women and children, kidnapped by Hamas on October 7 because they are “too political.”
The story was broken after an internal memo by a senior employee at the company’s Israel office was seen by the site. The memo drew attention to what the employee felt was an unequal policy applied for pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian accounts. Humanitarian campaigns made by Israeli families were shown less often compared to content by Palestinian groups, and graphic, biased, and content inciting violence was allegedly allowed to remain despite it violating the guidelines of the platform.
The employee claimed that many of TikTok’s own employees, specifically moderators, express beliefs that "support… terrorism or endorsed extremist movements" against Israel. "This, very likely, influences the amount of hostile propaganda against Israel and Jews and harmful misinformation on our platform, both in the USA and Europe," the Israeli employee told Fox.
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