Human rights activists and digital media specialists called for the necessity of directing Palestinian activists and journalists to create accounts on the “X” platform, (formerly Twitter), and publish all current events in a way that serves the Palestinian cause so that the idea reaches the world faster and more widely, and to publish through unified “hashtags” about the Jerusalem issue Al-Aqsa and the prisoners.

During a blog post organized by the Journalists Support Committee on Saturday, entitled: The “X” Platform in the Midst of Conflict: Publishing Standards and Their Impact on the Palestinian Narrative, specialists and jurists called for investing in the “X” Platform to address all the peoples of the world in all languages and publish violations related to Palestinian civilians, including murder and genocide. And bombing homes, as happened in all the wars launched against the Gaza Strip.

They confirmed that the “X” platform committed hundreds of violations against Palestinian content, including banning, deleting, and restricting access to Palestinian pages during the last three years, at the request of successive occupation governments, to block the Zionist narrative from reaching the world.

The speakers agreed that the occupation leaders have an important role in censoring, deleting and restricting Palestinian accounts, to restrict the reach of the Palestinian narrative.

They pointed out that Israel stands behind deleting Palestinian content from the Twitter platform, to prevent the Palestinian narrative from reaching the Arab and international world, especially during events and escalation, as happened during the aggression of May 2021, and elsewhere.

They unanimously agreed that the “X” platform deals with double standards, as it provides a large space for the dissemination of Israeli propaganda, while limiting the reach of the Palestinian narrative, claiming that it does not agree with the standards set for the social site.

They recommended that the publishing process should not include scenes of killing or blood, which are classified according to “X” as violent, which would prompt the platform’s management to delete the publisher’s account immediately and retroactively.

They pointed out that the occupation is investing in the “X” platform to publish on it in all languages of the world, and it also uses fake Arab and foreign accounts, so that its “propaganda” narrative reaches all parts of the world, which reflects negatively on the Palestinian narrative, which the platform works to restrict its access through deletion.