Google Denies Reaching YouTube Monitoring Agreement With Israel

Internet giant rejects Foreign Ministry statement, now retracted, of new shared mechanism to take down YouTube videos that incite to terrorism.

Oded Yaron

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AFP

Dec 01, 2015 6:29 PM

Google denied a report by the Foreign Ministry that it reached an agreement with the Israeli government to jointly monitor YouTube videos that incite people to launch terrorist attacks on Israelis.

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