Does Facebook Reject My Recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital?
By Julio
Severo
Jerusalem
is the eternal capital of Israel. The
United States and Guatemala, under evangelical presidents, have already made
this recognition and have moved their embassies to Jerusalem. Russia
made that recognition before Trump earlier this year but has not moved its
embassy so far.
However,
all such acknowledgments apply only to West Jerusalem. The
United States, Guatemala and Russia only recognized West Jerusalem, leaving
the Eastern part of Jerusalem unrecognized and open to negotiations to become
the future capital of a spurious Palestinian state.
Benjamin
Netanyahu,
who is Israel’s pro-abortion and pro-sodomy right-wing Prime-Minister, has
not complained about partial acknowledgments perhaps thinking half is better
than nothing.
If
[Brazilian President Jair] Bolsonaro recognizes the entire Jerusalem (both the
western part and the eastern part) as capital of Israel, Brazil will outwit the
US, Guatemala and Russia.
Full
recognition protects East Jerusalem from falling into the hands of Palestinian
terrorists.
I published this post on my Facebook
profile and on all the Facebook pages administered by me on December 15, 2018. Facebook
deleted this post in my page “Blog Julio Severo,” explaining: “We removed one
of your posts because it doesn’t follow the Facebook Community Standards.”
I explained to Facebook that my post had
nothing wrong, and Facebook answered “We’re sorry we got this wrong. We
reviewed your post again and it does follow our Community Standards.”
I have sent this message to Facebook:
You
had removed my post where I opined that Jerusalem is Israel’s capital. You
removed my post in one of my pages, and blocked my account. I asked a review,
and after some minutes you answered me this way: “We're sorry we got this
wrong. We reviewed your post again and it does follow our Community Standards.”
Thank for returning my post. Yet, you have not unblocked my account after the
review. If, according to your review, my post does follow your Community
Standards, there is no need to keep my account blocked. Please, unblock my
account as soon as possible.
Yet, I have received no answer. My personal
Facebook profile is still blocked.
Yes, I follow the Jewish Scripture. And I
do much more: I follow a Jew called Jesus Christ. Is there something offensive to
the Jew Zuckerberg when he sees me following the Jewish Scripture and the Jew
Jesus Christ?
In spite of my faithfulness to the Jewish
Scripture, Facebook has been relentlessly harassing me for my conservative
stances. Since June 2017, Facebook punished me with its infamous 30-day blocks several
times. You can find more information here: Facebook
Censors Comment about Lesbians But It Does Not Censor Homosexual Comments
against Jesus Christ.
Perhaps one of the most shameful acts of
Facebook against me was to censor Leviticus 18:22, a famous Bible verse, among
Jews and Christians, that I had posted on my profile, but Facebook did not like
it and removed it. See my article: Help!
Facebook Is Censoring Bible Verses
In this sacred verse God says: “You shall
not lie with a male as with a woman. It is an abomination.”
This censorship against a Bible verse
immediately became headline on WND (WorldNetDaily), in a report titled “Famous
Bible verse too sizzling for Facebook.”
Because of this scandal, Facebook
contacted WND with this message:
“As
soon as we were notified of the problem, we began to investigate and restored
the content as soon as we were able to identify the mistake. The content has
been restored since it didn’t violate our standards. We’ve informed Mr. Severo
of the restoration and apologized for the error.” (See the WND report “Facebook
finally responds on censoring hot Bible verse”)
Yet, the Bible post was not restored and I
have never received any apology from Facebook.
The only time Facebook ever backtracked on
its harassment and bullying against me was when a conservative legal group in
California sent a letter to Facebook. See: Facebook
Acknowledges Its Own Censorship on Julio Severo. What Happens Now?
I do not know if Facebook’s simultaneous
attitude of reinstating my pro-Jerusalem post and block my account is a
deliberate confusion to avoid potential lawsuits by using, in the end, its standard
excuse: “We’re sorry we got this wrong.”
What I know is such confusion always hit
conservatives.
Willing or not, I am a victim of Facebook’s
left-wing bias.
Portuguese version of this article: Facebook
rejeita meu reconhecimento de Jerusalém como a capital de Israel?
Source:
Last Days Watchman
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