Meta apologises for removal of Malaysian PM Anwar’s posts on Hamas leader
Malaysia had asked Meta for an explanation after the posts expressing condolences over Haniyeh's death were removed.
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Malaysia demands explanation, public apology from Meta over removal of PM Anwar’s posts
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