According to an article in the Times of Israel, Erdan’s plan calls for “developing legislation in conjunction with European countries,” most of which “are very interested in this idea.”
The legislation would have common features, such as defining what constitutes incitement and what the responsibilities of social networks regarding it are, a spokesman for the minister told the Israeli-based newspaper.
“Companies that do not comply will find themselves hauled into court, paying a penalty,” he added.
According to the plan, the participating countries would be part of a “loose coalition that would keep an eye on content and where it was being posted, and members of the coalition would work to demand that the platforms remove the content that was posted in any of their countries at the request of members.”
“This is a perfectly logical and just project,” Erdan’s spokesperson said. “If a hotel was being used as a venue for a hate group, we would demand that the hotel break its contract, and we would lean on other hotels to abstain from hosting them, so that the hate group would not be able to hold its event. This is no different.”
Although the Israelis are attempting to disguise the project as a counter to Palestinians posting “violence promoting material” on the Internet, it is clear that the extension of this “coalition” has a far wider scope.
Justifying the plan, Erdan’s office used an example of a Palestinian who allegedly posted up a body chart showing where the best places were to stab someone fatally—apparently a reference to the recent spate of knife attacks on Jews in Israel.
The number of postings of that nature are, however, tiny in comparison to the volume of material going up on the Internet, and there are already more than sufficient methods in place to deal with such incidents and get them removed.
Nonetheless, Erdan’s spokesman said the “coalition” would “force the world’s leading social media giants to prevent their platforms from being abused to peddle incitement to terrorism.”
The social media giants “make millions but claim they are not responsible for content, and that they only provide a platform,” a spokesperson for Erdan told the Times of Israel. “That is not going to wash. We are planning to put a stop to this irresponsibility, and we are going to do it as part of an international coalition that has had enough of this behavior as well.”
“The legislation would have common features, such as defining what constitutes incitement”.
1. Any truth about jewish goals.
2. Revealing any jewish thievery.
3. Revealing any jewish lies.
4. Revealing any jewish terror plots.
5. Revealing any jewish bribery of entire governments or singular politicians or the methods of that bribery.
6. Revealing any jewish false flags.
7. Revealing any passages of the talmud.
8. Revealing any talk by any jewish leader or any quote.
This is required because “for the jew nothing is more insulting than the truth” and for the jew nothing is more dangerous than the goyim learning the truth about the jew.
Here’s hoping you begin to clean up your own house of lies—about Israel treatment of Palestinians. If your so strong about the net and its content –make sure that any corporation or government is thorough vetted for their lies as these are two main sources of conflict inducement…..!
“To learn who RULES over you, simply find out who your not allowed to CRITICIZE.”
Voltaire
Telling the truth is not equal to criticizing them.
It is like being the prosecutor in court, putting the case and facts in front of the Judge. (In this case the public.)
A Public sadly indoctrinated from so many sides over such a long time that it doesn’t want the truth. They even fight tooth and nail to keep the truth far from them. This since the lies are so much easier to handle and raise so many less questions that could keep one awake at night.
They don’t even want face the chance to see a case in public court.
Images like the “wound man” ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wound_Man ) are as old as mankind searching and finding ways to kill or wound other people…
Now I bet that little books instructing soldiers of the IDF where to shoot Palestinian Children to kill them while keeping the organs intact for transplants (In a country where the religious people when dead have to be buried completely.), are somehow inciting.
I am not completely sure about the inciting for what. Unless it would be the ‘harvesting’ part(s) or that humans are harvested.
Then again, we are talking beasts with a religious perception to be the only humans and everyone else expendable for them, not? What an honor to keep a master alive with your organs, when you only protest that another master wants the land you live on and buldozes the house you grew up in.
And because of a book… That is all they have
“According to the plan, the participating countries would be part of a “loose coalition that would keep an eye on content and where it was being posted, and members of the coalition would work to demand that the platforms remove the content that was posted in any of their countries at the request of members.””
Bahahahaha!
“Loose coalition”. What a joke. More like another Commie coalition designed to “slowly” be implemented in order to chip away at your Rights and then more laws will follow with tighter restrictions as time goes on, just because they “feel” it is necessary or because some anonymous “false flag” event happened and so they have to use that as an excuse to make it an international law.
HANG ‘EM ALL!!! 😡