Bella Hadid said on April 15 that Instagram had ‘blocked’ her ability to post about Palestine on her account.

“My Instagram has disabled me from on my story — I’m going to presume it’s pretty much solely when it’s Palestine-related,” she posted on her IG Story.

“When I post about Palestine, I’m shadowbanned right away, and over a million of you don’t see my articles or postings,” she stated.

Hadid also told her 50 million Instagram followers that she’d been attempting to post for two hours but Instagram wouldn’t let her share information about Palestine.

Hadid had previously highlighted concerns about evident prejudice in criticising persecution in other regions of the world, demanding the same amount of indignation against Muslim suffering as the outcry over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

While many individuals choose to remain silent about the continuous mistreatment of Muslims throughout the world, the Palestinian-American supermodel spoke up.

“Consider yourself, consider how silently you walked around previous injustices; the imprint we leave here will be the clearest we’ve left in a long time,” Hadid said in her Instagram post.

“You’re not of the world if this is your first awareness of a conflict in years.” “War is eternal, and the attitude we take during it is eternal as well,” she said, referring to the prejudiced response to Muslim suffering in Palestine and China.