Facebook bans Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's son for posting he wants 'all Muslims to leave Israel'
The 27-year-old wrote about the ban on Twitter on Sunday, saying that he had been temporarily blocked from the social networking site over apparent anti-Muslim posts
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son, Yair Netanyahu, has reportedly been banned from Facebook after he wrote a post, saying "all Muslims should leave Israel". His post was also slammed as anti-Palestinian.
The 27-year-old wrote about the incident on Twitter on Sunday, saying that he had been temporarily blocked from the social networking site over apparent anti-Muslim posts. Yair also called Facebook a "dictatorship", according to reports.
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