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Figures show that 98%, the majority of public content posted on TikTok is created by 25% of users, in fact a minority of very active adult users.

As criticism has mounted over TikTok’s role in amplifying antisemitic and anti-Israel content in the wake of Oct. 7 attack on Israel, their names have largely stayed out of the public conversation.

As criticism has mounted over TikTok’s role in amplifying antisemitic and anti-Israel content in the wake of Oct. 7 attack on Israel, their names have largely stayed out of the public conversation.

  Israel's Hostages and Missing Persons Forum, a body tasked with raising awareness of the plight of Israeli abductees, tried to place paid advertisements on TikTok and was turned down by the Chinese-owned platform. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The Forum produces short video clips showing the lives of Israelis upended by […]

TikTok has recently faced scrutiny over its content related to Israel and the role it plays in anti-Israel discourse.

Criticism has flared up against the platform again as a stream of TikTok users this week posted videos recommending a letter written by Osama bin Laden that aims to justify the September 11 attacks.

Osama bin Laden is hot on TikTok, and you can blame the Jews (just like he did)