Facebook’s Israeli headquarters in capital Tel Aviv city has been vandalised during a protest over the social networking website’s failure to delete pages, inciting violence against Jews and Israelis, a media report said.
Israeli citizen Rotem Gez, spray-painted bloody handprints and the slogan “blood on your hands” on the social media giant’s building at the Rothschild Boulevard street, the Jerusalem Post reported.
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He also alleged that the company keeps controversial pages online because they were good for traffic.
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In 2011, Gez legally changed his name to ‘Mark Zuckerberg‘, so that in a lawsuit Facebook was filing against him they would have to say they were suing someone with the same name as their founder.
The company sued Gez over a system he created to sell “likes” for posts that users make on the site.