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Twitter has suspended several accounts used by the military wing of Hamas, the last of which was suspended on Friday, according to The New York Times blog "The Lede."
Although Twitter does not comment on individual users, "The Lede" reported that Twitter's policy on abusive behavior does not allow for users making "direct, specific threats of violence against others.”
Using the last account before it was suspended on Friday, Hamas blamed Israel for the disappearance of its Twitter accounts.
