Updated On: 26 December, 2016 01:08 PM IST | | IANS
<p>Ministers in Israel have approved a bill - dubbed the "Facebook bill" - that seeks to compel social media providers such as Facebook, Twitter or YouTube to immediately remove contents from their platforms that the Israeli courts consider incitements that could lead to violence or terrorism</p>
Jerusalem: Ministers in Israel have approved a bill - dubbed the "Facebook bill" - that seeks to compel social media providers such as Facebook, Twitter or YouTube to immediately remove contents from their platforms that the Israeli courts consider incitements that could lead to violence or terrorism.
The bill that would apply to posts that "call for an act of violence or terrorism" passed a Ministerial Committee for Legislation vote on Sunday, The Jerusalem Post reported on Sunday.