Haaretz reported that Telegram has posed a 'significant challenge for Israel', just days before CEO Pavel Durov's arrest: "Many tech firms have streamlined mechanisms through which states can reach out to them to censor content, but Telegram is the least cooperative of them all.”

Posted by TheLineForPho@reddit | EndlessWar | View on Reddit | 9 comments

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bomboclawt75@reddit

Free speech.

(Except when showing factual information and truth about a certain state.)

Peace is war.

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Beobacher@reddit

There is a lot of Russian propaganda and misinformation on telegram. By the way, who did deliver the weapons to Hamas for their terrorists attack on Putin’s Birthday? Was there ever an investigation?

For free speech neutral journalists should report from Gaza. And Israel should allow then to risk their life and not targeting them. Hamas is a terrorist organization but Israel not allowing journalists is more than suspicious too. So probably they behave as much terrorist like as Hamas does. A draw without further information.

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Alpha1stOne@reddit

Cool is the organization that committed Nakba and calls itself an ethnic state a terrorist organization or do you support their crimes against humanity?

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Beobacher@reddit

What did I write that is wrong? I basically said I am not enough informed because other conflicts are closer to where I live and hence I am more focused there.

What I have learned and sad in my post is that, when no journalists are allowed then you should be suspicious. Most likely such a ban most often is to hide something. Russia forbids journalists in war and prisons and Israel. I do put them on similar levels but are not good enough informed aloud israel.

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