Ford's headache doesn't stop with a compromised X account that called Israel a terrorist state
Ford ’s X account was “compromised”, posting a message calling Israel a “terrorist state.” Despite efforts to control the situation, Ford ’s Israel i website has a banner about the “hundreds kidnapped by Hamas” in the October attacks. It takes you to a website calling for the “safe return of all Israel i citizens” by “any means necessary.” Following the Bud Light fiasco, Ford and a handful of other automakers decided to avoid controversial issues.
Besides antisemitic comments and general hate, users quickly pointed to Henry Ford’s troubling past. The Henry Ford doesn’t shy away from this as the museum noted “Ford’s anti-Jewish sentiments ran deep” and were a “major reason for the publication of The International Jew.” https://twitter.com/mtruby/status/1873853913751040122 That's a discussion no brand wants to have, but we discovered Ford's Israeli website is surprisingly vocal.
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