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[Opinion] How Meta Makes Its Money

  • Facebook has allowed over 100 paid advertisements promoting illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, as revealed by an Al Jazeera investigation.
  • Meta stated that advertisements are reviewed, but it did not clarify if promoting illegal settlements violates its standards, according to Al Jazeera.
  • Legal experts suggest that Meta could be complicit in international law violations by publishing these ads, per Al Jazeera.
  • British MP Brian Leishman expressed that the findings regarding social media promoting potentially illegal activities are 'extremely concerning.
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Meta profits as ads promote illegal Israeli settlements in West Bank

Companies are selling homes in illegal settlements and individuals are fundraising to buy weapons for Israeli soldiers.

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This is what violent Israeli settlers really want to do to West Bank Palestinians

Since October 7, settler assaults on Palestinians have significantly escalated in both frequency and aggression. Israeli security forces are turning a blind eye

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How Meta Makes Its Money

A quick overview of Meta’s ever-growing ad empire.

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Facebook's Role in Promoting Illegal Israeli Settlements: A Call for Accountabilitty - Republic Policy

Editorial Cyber investigation has revealed that Facebook has allowed over 100 paid advertisements promoting illegal Israeli settlements and far-right settler activity in the occupied West Bank. The findings have raised serious concerns about the platform’s role in potentially violating international law and profiting from such content. Among the ads identified, several promoted property sales in settlements on stolen Palestinian land, including …

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Social Media Today broke the news in on Sunday, March 30, 2025.
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