Osama bin Laden's two-decade-old letter is going viral on TikTok among a new generation debating the Israel-Hamas war.
Dozens of young Americans have posted videos on TikTok this week expressing sympathy with Osama bin Laden, the notorious terrorist who orchestrated the ...
TikTok users are eagerly sharing bin Laden's genocidal letter from the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, but missing the context.
TikTok will prohibit content that promotes Osama bin Laden's 2002 letter detailing the former al Qaeda leader's justifications for attacks against Americans ...
The videos discuss a letter the former Al Qaeda leader wrote in 2002 in which he defended the Sept. 11 attacks and said Americans had become “servants” to ...
The letter, published just over a year after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, was bin Laden's attempt to justify the targeting and killing of American ...
UPDATED, with White House comment: TikTok announced today that it was removing videos that have popped up on the platform in which users of various ages and ...
In the lengthy letter from 2002, bin Laden attempted to justify the terror attacks against the U.S. that killed nearly 3,000 people. The al Qaeda leader ...
Many young Americans regularly get news on the Chinese-owned app.
A small number of TikTok users found a letter written by bin Laden and published by the Guardian in 2002 and thought that—despite it being full of anti-Semitic ...