Social media has been abuzz since Friday after the ICJ announced its interim ruling in the genocide case against the Israeli regime, with some calling it ‘historic’ and some others ‘insufficient’.

The 100 days of the Israeli war on Gaza has brought unspeakable suffering to Gazans - murdering entire families, destroying hospitals and schools, and rendering people homeless.

Upon purchasing Twitter, as it was known at the time, Elon Musk promised to restore free speech to the platform; however, the Zionist lobby is attempting to force Musk to reinstitute censorship of commentary on Palestine.

Israeli regime’s cyber-army has been hiring social media influencers, both in the Arab and Western world, to join the anti-Palestine disinformation campaign and to whitewash the genocide in Gaza.

Since the “Al Aqsa Storm” operation, Western media and social media influencers have been pushing Zionist narratives as part of a murky disinformation campaign against the Palestinian resistance.

In an unprecedented assault of civil liberties in France, Lawmakers have agreed that the country's police forces need to be allowed to spy on suspects by remotely activating the camera, microphone and GPS of their phones and other devices.

An investigation based on Twitter's internal files shows the social media platform helped the US military amplify its online propaganda campaigns about its activities in West Asia.