After anti-Semitism controversy, Musk will visit Israel, meet PM: Report

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San Francisco. Elon Musk, owner of X Corp, will allegedly visit Israel next week and will meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to indicate solidarity amidst anti -Jews controversies.

According to Fox Business, Musk is expected to visit the Gaza Strip and see the destruction of settlements after the Hamas attack on October 7, which killed 1,200 people.

The news was first reported by Israeli media outlet N12.

Musk, who has faced severe criticism for anti-Semitic content on X, will also meet Israel President Isaac Herzog along with Netanyahu and visit areas near the Gaza border.

The report says he will get a first-hand look at the devastation caused after terrorists crossed the Israel-Gaza border to begin the massacre.

Israel retaliated by launching attacks against Hamas and the Hamas-run Palestinian Health Ministry claims that approximately 13 thousand people have been killed in Israeli military activity in Gaza.

On November 24, Israel and Hamas agreed to a four-day ceasefire in exchange for the release of 24 hostages held by the terrorist group.

Criticism of Musk has increased in recent weeks due to alleged failures to tackle anti-Semitism at X.

Last week, the Joe Biden administration criticized Musk for repeating “vile lies” about the Jewish people.

Musk responded to a post sharing the anti-Semitic conspiracy theory, calling it the “actual truth.”

He responded to the conspiracy theory that inspired the man who killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018.

Earlier, non-profit Media Matters had claimed in its report that as Musk continues to push white nationalist and anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, his social media platform Apple, Bravo (NBCUniversal), IBM, Oracle And major brands like Xfinity (Comcast) are advertising content supporting Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party.

The report led to tech and media giants such as Apple, IBM, Disney, Warner Bros., Discovery, Paramount, and Comcast/NBCUniversal reportedly removing or pausing their advertising on X, along with Lionsgate and the European Commission.

Later, Musk sued Media Matters, accusing him of interference of contract, commercial defamation, and interference with potential economic benefits.

–IANS

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