Notable technology mogul Elon Musk, under scrutiny from human rights organizations for allegedly stoking anti-Semitic sentiments on his X social network, is set to sit down with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog this Monday.

The information was brought to light by Channel 12 TV on Sunday, and a local source later validated the itinerary of Musk, who also stands at the helm of Tesla and SpaceX. Representative voices from Tesla and X, known in the past as Twitter, have yet to reply to calls for comment.

Musk's trip corresponds with a provisional ceasefire called amidst conflict between Israel and Hamas. It appears to be a follow-up to a meeting he had with Netanyahu in California on September 18, where the Israeli Prime Minister reportedly appealed to him for a mitigation of open dialogue and hate speech ensuing the continued dispute on X over anti-Jewish content.

In conversation with Netanyahu, Musk had voiced opposition to anti-Semitism and anything that 'fuels discord and hostility,' echoing his prior assertions that X should not be a platform for hate speech.

Nonetheless, it was a raised eyebrow when Musk seemed to concur with a X post that wrongfully proposed Jews were instigating animosity towards white individuals, dubbing the 'Great Replacement' conspiracy notion as 'absolute truth'.

Notable technology mogul Elon Musk, under scrutiny from human rights organizations for allegedly stoking anti-Semitic sentiments on his X social network, is set to sit down with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog this Monday.
The information was brought to light by Channel 12 TV on Sunday, and a local source later validated the itinerary of Musk, who also stands at the helm of Tesla and SpaceX. Representative voices from Tesla and X, known in the past as Twitter, have yet to reply to calls for comment.
Musk's trip corresponds with a provisional ceasefire called amidst conflict between Israel and Hamas. It appears to be a follow-up to a meeting he had with Netanyahu in California on September 18, where the Israeli Prime Minister reportedly appealed to him for a mitigation of open dialogue and hate speech ensuing the continued dispute on X over anti-Jewish content.
In conversation with Netanyahu, Musk had voiced opposition to anti-Semitism and anything that 'fuels discord and hostility,' echoing his prior assertions that X should not be a platform for hate speech.
Nonetheless, it was a raised eyebrow when Musk seemed to concur with a X post that wrongfully proposed Jews were instigating animosity towards white individuals, dubbing the 'Great Replacement' conspiracy notion as 'absolute truth'.

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