Citing Incitement, Facebook Closes Page of Group That Fights Intermarriage

The organization is led by a man who defended teens who attacked three Arab youths in 2012.

Jul 22, 2014 10:02 PM

Facebook has shut down the pages of a group that opposes intermarriage and of former MK Michael Ben Ari after readers complained they were indulging in incitement.

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