Are Muslim and pro-Palestinian voices being targeted by coordinated, organised campaigns?

Last week we reported how MPACUK’s Raza Nadim and other admins were banned from Facebook for this post:

It’s basically a quote from a musician about Israel’s atrocities. One of the mildest posts EVER about Israel yet STILL this led to MPACUK being banned.

We’ve seen in the past that pro-Palestinian voices have been silenced – with cartoons and other posts being targeted.

Why is this is a no-go area on Facebook?

Why does Facebook ignore petitions by people to get pro-RAPE pages closed down (because they believe in “freedom of speech”) but we’re not allowed to even mention Israel?

Is this going to be allowed by FB in a modern, democratic society?

Are WE going to allow them to do this to us? Or are we going to take a stand?

ACT NOW

Contact Facebook demanding answers as to why pro-Palestinian voices are being silenced and what they will do about this.

• Facebook email – press@fb.com

Contact Amol Rajan, Editor of The Independent – what does the paper have to say about one of their articles being banned by Facebook?

• Amol Rajan on Twitter – @amolrajan — https://twitter.com/amolrajan
• Amol Rajan’s email – a.rajan@independent.co.uk
• The Independent on Twitter – @Independent — https://twitter.com/Independent