Because of the Intifada, Facebook sued US$ 9 billion

WASHINGTON - Facebook and its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, was sued for more than 1 billion U.S. dollars, by a citizen of Jewish descent. The reason is, Facebook does not act quickly immediately close the page on the social networking service that invites action intifada, against Israel.

The case began when up came the page titled "Third Intifada". Changes were made up users are intended to bring action against Israel. For violating the rules up, the page is closed after more than 500,000 people became fans of his.

The plaintiff, Larry Klayman, describes himself as a U.S. citizen native Jewish descent. He pointed up not act quickly and tend to refuse to close the page which was considered to encourage murder and violence against citizens of the Jewish religion.

Responding to the lawsuit, up rejected the charges that are considered unreasonable. "As long as we do not get complaint, we consider the case without a reason and we will fight the suit," said a spokesman for Facebook.

Facebook has been closing the page in question since last Tuesday after Israeli Minister of Public Diplomacy Yuli Edelstein sent a letter to Zuckerberg. Up reasoned earlier still maintain that page because it invites a peaceful demonstration. However, recently the page was used to raise the harassment by the visitors.

The story of Mark Zuckerberg contrived Comics

PALO ALTO - Life founder and CEO of Facebook is phenomenal, Mark Zuckerberg, not only used as a novel and interesting movie. Bluewater Productions Publishers of Canada was interested in her story poured into comics.

"Mark Zuckerberg is the youngest billionaire on earth and create something that had a major influence in the world. Of course, everyone already knows a lot about him. It's amazing," said Jerome Maida, the comic playwright, on Wednesday (02/23/2011). Illustration of large-sized comic with 48 pages was created by Sal Field.

Comics will be priced at 6.99 U.S. dollars and became available in bookstores today. This comic story of Mark Zuckerberg complete documentation which had previously been visualized in the film The Social Network is lifted from the novel. In fact, the film producer Hayden 5 has been interested in making animated films based on comic book scripts.