The accident occurred while trying to translate into Arabic phrases containing the words “Palestinian” and “Alhamdulillah”, a Palestinian flag emoji. Instead of the exact translation of InstagramHe published a biography called “Palestinian terrorists, thank God.” Although Meta While they describe the issue as “short-term,” some, including Rasha Abdul-Rahim, director of Amnesty Tech, argue that it is a systemic issue with Meta* platforms.
Amnesty International has been following the issue since 2021, when Palestinian content was censored and removed from Facebookand Instagram In the wake of terrorist attacks in East Jerusalem, critics insist that Meta should have taken more significant steps to ensure the free expression of Palestinian opinion and address systemic problems with content moderation.
_ *Owned by Meta, who is recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation_
Source: Ferra
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