RELATED:Facebook removes '3rd intifada' pageFacebook 'monitoring' page calling for 3rd intifadaEdelstein said that Facebook removed the page after it became convinced of the page's "harmful nature" and its potential of leading to the loss of life."I believe Apple, as a pioneering and progressive company, places the values of liberty, freedom of expression and creativity as a guiding light," Edelstein wrote. "Also, as a leader in its area, I am convinced that you are aware of this type of application's ability to unite many toward an objective that could be disastrous." Edelstein called on the company to remove the application and continue in its tradition of applications "dedicated to purely entertainment and informative purposes and not serve as a instrument for incitement to violence."
Israel asks Apple to remove '3rd intifada' application
Yuli Edelstein in letter to Steve Jobs: "Application calls for uprising against Israel, iPad apps should not be instrument for incitement to violence."
RELATED:Facebook removes '3rd intifada' pageFacebook 'monitoring' page calling for 3rd intifadaEdelstein said that Facebook removed the page after it became convinced of the page's "harmful nature" and its potential of leading to the loss of life."I believe Apple, as a pioneering and progressive company, places the values of liberty, freedom of expression and creativity as a guiding light," Edelstein wrote. "Also, as a leader in its area, I am convinced that you are aware of this type of application's ability to unite many toward an objective that could be disastrous." Edelstein called on the company to remove the application and continue in its tradition of applications "dedicated to purely entertainment and informative purposes and not serve as a instrument for incitement to violence."