Google France Sued Over ‘Jewish’ Suggestions of Autocomplete Tool
×
Error: Contact form not found.
by News Editor
Times of Israel – Google may have honored Israel’s 64th birthday on its homepage last week, but in France, the company is being sued for suggesting the term “Jewish” in searches involving celebrities.
SOS Racisme, a French organization that fights discrimination, is taking the Internet giant to court over a feature intended to speed up searches, but which often suggests the term “Jewish” when users type in the names of famous French people. (Google’s English sites use the same autocomplete tool, suggesting “Jewish” when you look up names including Rupert Murdoch and Jon Hamm. Neither is Jewish, but the suggestion, based on Google’
The Israeli Government Has Failed to Tell Israel’s Story; We Can Do It Instead
Are Italy and India Key Countries in Transforming Israel’s Future?
Navi Pillay Won the Nobel Peace Prize; Her Anti-Israel Record Reveals a Drive for Something Other Than Peace
CNN Has No Red Lines When It Comes to Gaza Sources
German Left Party’s Bid to Govern Berlin Stalled as Coalition Talks Suspended Due to Rift Over Antisemitism Deal
Majority of Young Americans Unsure Whether Israel Should Exist: Poll
Two-Thirds of Lebanese Shias Want Hezbollah Disarmed as Survey Finds Openness to Peace With Israel
French Holocaust Survivor Wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Metallica’s James Hetfield Blasts Musicians for Promoting Their ‘Agenda’ on Stage
US Federal Agents Raid Ilhan Omar’s DC Home Amid Ongoing Criminal Investigation





Majority of Young Americans Unsure Whether Israel Should Exist: Poll
Two-Thirds of Lebanese Shias Want Hezbollah Disarmed as Survey Finds Openness to Peace With Israel
German Left Party’s Bid to Govern Berlin Stalled as Coalition Talks Suspended Due to Rift Over Antisemitism Deal
US Federal Agents Raid Ilhan Omar’s DC Home Amid Ongoing Criminal Investigation
Metallica’s James Hetfield Blasts Musicians for Promoting Their ‘Agenda’ on Stage



