Inside Facebook, the campaign is being treated very seriously and has been categorized as an SEV1, which stands for “severity 1,” a descriptor used internally when there is a major issue with the website, according to screenshots of internal message boards reviewed by NBC News https://t.co/A7VrJemkzk

— Matteo Moschella (@MatteoMoschella) May 23, 2021

From 4 to 2.3 and now 1.5 is official rating of @Facebook on App Store. Meanwhile, @Apple has refused a request from Facebook to remove negative reviews in App store after pro-Palestinian users coordinated an effort to tank ratings because of censorship of Palestinian content?

— Sajeer ALAM (@SajeerAlam) May 23, 2021

Any form of resistance is going to get people talking and realizing there's a grave danger with the big social giants https://t.co/tMQfG0nsiN pic.twitter.com/GW8EEgrYFG

— ⛵ First Mate Nazih Fares (@nazihfares) May 23, 2021

I must admit I was skeptical at first about this campaign, but it seems to be working. Facebook needs to realize they’ve created a serious trust crisis in the region and it won’t be long until users abandon the platform as soon as there is an alternative https://t.co/tA4ka1Jw9v

— Marwa Fatafta // مروة فطافطة #SaveSheikhJarrah (@marwasf) May 23, 2021

Pro-Palestinian activists who say Facebook is censoring Palestinian voices have tanked the social networks's rating in the app stores with a coordinated campaign of 1-star reviews. https://t.co/c0t6FVogIN

— Olivia Solon (@oliviasolon) May 23, 2021

Pro-Palestinian activists have been tanking Facebook's ranking in app stores after alleging their posts are being censores.

Facebook asked Apple if it could please remove the negative reviews, @oliviasolon reports. Apple said no. https://t.co/GOeJLs0q0C

— Siraj Datoo (@dats) May 23, 2021

Regardless of whether Facebook apologized - it doesn’t change the fact that some counties get a seat at a table such as Israel with its own rep at the company and some don’t, such as Palestine and many others incl. Azerbaijan. https://t.co/jjQweiHEhv

— Arzu Geybulla (@arzugeybulla) May 22, 2021

"Pro-Israel volunteers regularly participate in mass-reporting campaigns against Palestinian content perceived to be endorsing violence. “Basically they get notifications to report certain content,”.@NadimNashif to @TIME https://t.co/iWlMMH5Jp7#SaveSheikhJarrah

— 7amleh حملة (@7amleh) May 22, 2021

This piece by @billyperrigo for @TIME illustrates how social media (not just FB but Venmo, PayPal, and others) flags the word "Palestine" as suspect in ways that the word "Israel" never is, due to a combination of laziness, indifference, and racism https://t.co/8pqQPaBU6T

— Shahed Amanullah (@shahed) May 22, 2021

Is Facebook allowing referrals from Israel's cyber unit to train Facebook's AI to search and destroy Palestinian content? Facebook spokespeople don't deny it: https://t.co/WEwCypaXLC#FreePalestine

— mnemonic (@mnemonicorg) May 21, 2021

"Dramatic increase” in censorship of Palestinian political speech on social media over past 2 weeks@7amleh: "social media companies’ moderation attempts & codes of conduct have resulted in numerous citizens’ accounts being taken down"

by @adamndsmith https://t.co/3PjDHl1vnr

— Ben White (@benabyad) May 21, 2021

Exclusive: Palestinians' digital rights were "violated" by censorship from Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Posts and accounts were removed without explanation through moderation policies experts say are "clearly biased", a new @7amleh report documents https://t.co/0GKwQ8v0Nl

— Adam Smith (@adamndsmith) May 21, 2021

Anti-Semitic article by your new definition https://t.co/6kUIPMwUYK

— Izkhan (@IZKhaan) May 21, 2021

Palestinians’ digital rights ‘violated’ by censorship on social media, report claims#Palestine#SheikhJarrah
https://t.co/ybRRrYwiel

— Wisam Abulhaija (@WisamAbulhaija) May 21, 2021

New report from @7amleh including new statistics: Palestinians' rights violated by Facebook, Twitter and Instagramhttps://t.co/kAvzTg1qaK

— Bissan بيسان #SaveSheikhJarrah (@Bissan_Fakih) May 21, 2021

We did it folks????

The strategy appears to be working. In the last week, the average star rating was down from over 4 out of 5 to 2.3 out of 5 on Apple’s App Store and 2.4 out of 5 on the Google Play store after receiving thousands of one-star reviewshttps://t.co/Dk5SG8DEhN

— Osama Gaweesh (@osgaweesh) May 23, 2021

Pro-Palestinian activists target Facebook with 1-star app store reviews https://t.co/gsdFxnfRQn

— zellie (@zellieimani) May 23, 2021

Inside Facebook, the campaign has been categorized as a SEV1, the 2nd-highest priority event after SEV0, which is used when the website is down.

“Facebook contacted the app stores to ask if they would remove the negative reviews. Apple declined”.

?https://t.co/b1e0CXRId9

— Kosta Eleftheriou (@keleftheriou) May 23, 2021