Palestinian women walk past a graffiti of the Star of David under an inverted “red triangle,” a symbol that Hamas’ military wing, the Qassam Brigades, uses to identify Israeli targets in ...

Antisemitic vandals who defaced the Brooklyn Museum director’s co-op Tuesday night painted a red triangle on the front door — a symbol that has been widely used in Hamas propaganda showing ...

Depending on how it's used or who you ask, the inverted red triangle is a target, a symbol of resistance, a piece of history, or propaganda. As experts in the Israel-Palestinian conflict point out ...

The visual on some of those ads was an inverted red triangle. And though the ads have been running for weeks, they were just removed by Facebook, after a MediaMatters story on them published today.

Facebook on Thursday removed Trump campaign ads and posts featuring an upside down red triangle, a symbol that was used in Nazi Germany to mark political prisoners in concentration camps. The ...

Meta has deemed the inverted red triangle (and its accompanying emoji) a proxy for pro-Hamas support, and is enforcing its removal on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

A red triangle was once a common sight at Nazi concentration camps, a part of history now thrust into the national spotlight by a banned political campaign ad. Facebook moved Thursday to remove ...

Facebook and Instagram Restrict the Use of the Red Triangle Emoji Over Hamas Association Users of Meta’s platforms could see posts taken offline if they include the upside-down red triangle symbol.

The triangle has been on show in the gallery since August 16, with the exhibition set to finish on September 14. Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Patterson blasted the art installation.

Facebook removed 88 ads on Thursday posted by the accounts of President Donald Trump and Vice President Trump that the company said they were “violating our policy against organized hate.” ...