Ford’s record of antisemitism included using a newspaper he owned to spread antisemitism, including the notorious forgery “Protocols of the Elders of Zion.” (A Jewish production company is currently trying to turn a 2012 book about the Dearborn Independent into a feature-length film .)

The official account for Ford Motor Co. on the social platform X was apparently compromised in a hacking incident behind a viral post calling Israel a “terrorist state.” In a statement posted Monday evening,

Regardless of how you feel about the conflict, Ford has a considerable footprint in Israel as the company opened a research center in Tel Aviv in 2019. There are also six dealers in the country, which sell a handful of models including the Bronco, Ranger, Explorer, Puma, and Mustang.

Ford Motor Co. said in a statement that its X account was “briefly compromised” and the three posts were not “authorized or posted” by the company. Some were frustrated

US carmaker Ford said its social media account on X was hacked after posts referencing Israel and Palestine were made on Monday. "Our X account was briefly compromised and three posts were made that were not authorized or posted by Ford,

Ford Motor Company's official Twitter account has been compromised, as multiple contentious posts were made earlier today. The tweets, featuring statements like “Free Palestine,” “Israel is a terrorist state,