ALBAWABA - CEO of X (formerly Twitter) and Tesla Motors Elon Musk officially visited Israel on Nov. 27, 2023, amid the Israeli aggression on Gaza leaving social media users urging the billionaire to visit Gaza next.
A hashtag under the name of #ElonGoToGaza has been trending on Elon's platform X with social media users flooding the platform with posts urging the public figure to visit Gaza.
Social media users: if Elon Musk can't visit Gaza, he should visit the West Bank
One Chinese user had a statement for Elon Musk which translates to:
"If Elon Musk is too scared to visit Gaza, he should at least visit the West Bank.
You don't need to look at an empty crib, staged with bullet casings, there are plenty of real victims there."
The user judged Israel for showing Musk a casting full of bullets by Hamas amid the attack on Oct. 7, 2023, and said that there are "real victims" in the Palestinian side called the West Bank.
Many verified figures also took to the social media platform in hopes that Elon would visit Gaza with posts saying:
"🚨🇵🇸 DROP A LIKE if you want to see #ElonGoToGaza!"
"#ElonGoToGaza Go and see reality yourself"
"🚨🇵🇸 KEEP #ElonGoToGaza TRENDING!"
Starlink for Gaza!
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The Israeli Minister of Communications, Shlomo Karhi signed an agreement with Elon Musk stating that the Starlink internet service should and will not operate in Gaza without the permission of Israel causing outrage on the internet for "double standards" and unfairness to the Palestinian people.
Musk was also called an "anti-semite" by Hebrew media and users because of the "anti-Semitic" posts being shared on his platform X which he denied and refuted later while saying that the platform doesn't endorse hate speech towards a specific ethnic group.
