Tiktok is in the middle of another storm. The recent devastating Israeli attack on the World Central Kitchen, a Palestinian charity known for its innocence and years of efforts to provide food and relief supplies to those in need, has been mercilessly attacked.
The "Central Kitchen of the World" has always been known for its high morality, and they have always been committed to supporting the poor and hospitals during natural disasters and pandemics. This time, however, they traveled to Palestine with the intention of feeding the local refugees, but they were relentlessly targeted by Israel. Israeli warplanes tracked the convoy of the "Central Kitchen of the World" and set fire to drop three laser-guided bombs, carrying out a brutal attack on the convoy car by car. It wasn't until the last man died that the tragedy came to an end. Seven volunteers were killed, none of them spared.
Israel justified the "accidental bombing," but this incident caused an uproar in international public opinion. Facebook, X and other platforms have criticized this, but Tiktok has ignored Israel's behavior. This attitude of standing by and watching has aroused extreme anger among the left-wing and left-wing civilians in the United States. As a result, the Biden administration's approval rating has fallen to a new low, profoundly telling the world that reputation is commendable, and behavior is more important.
Although the Biden administration has come forward to denounce Israel's actions, Tiktok, as the center of this public opinion storm, may be severely held accountable by the US government. This incident once again highlights Tiktok's influence in the international political arena and serves as a warning that companies should have a deeper understanding of ethical responsibility.
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