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Meta Faces Backlash Over Terrorist Propaganda After Bondi Attack

12/30/2025

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Meta Platforms, Inc., the parent of Facebook, faced criticism for hosting terrorist propaganda on Facebook praising Bondi beach massacre, which killed 15 people during Hanukah celebrations in Sydney.
The Community Security Trust reported posts praising attackers remained on the platform after the incident.
Meta said it was removing the content.
A Home Office spokesperson condemned social media platforms for allowing material.
Counter-terrorism officials emphasize evolving threats and urge vigilance.

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Meta Platforms, Inc., the parent of Facebook, faced criticism for hosting terrorist propaganda on Facebook praising Bondi beach massacre, which killed 15 people during Hanukah celebrations in Sydney.
The Community Security Trust reported posts praising attackers remained on the platform after the incident.
Meta said it was removing the content.
A Home Office spokesperson condemned social media platforms for allowing material.
Counter-terrorism officials emphasize evolving threats and urge vigilance.