Article Summary

The article argues that social media platforms, especially Meta, are suppressing the reach of Palestinian voices and evidence of war crimes from Gaza—not by deleting content outright, but by reducing its visibility so fewer people see it. It describes this as a deliberate form of digital silencing that makes it harder to hold powerful actors accountable for violence. The piece highlights personal accounts from journalists like Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, whose posts documenting Israeli actions were widely viewed before being restricted or hidden.