Google Play’s trending game

Terror organizations worldwide use opposite media platforms to serve widespread their ideology. Sometimes, institutional bodies such as Facebook, Google and Apple conduct to forestall that, though according to a news published by Forbes magazine, Hezbollah managed to upload a mobile diversion to Google’s Play Store.

According to Forbes, a developer pronounced the mobile diversion also has a PC version.

The diversion looks like any other First Person Shooter game, and a game’s environment happens nearby Sayyidah Zaynab Mosque, located nearby Damascus. According to Muslim tradition, a mosque contains a grave of Zaynab, Muhammad’s granddaughter. The actor is tasked with fortifying a site from radical Muslim groups accusing a believers of heresy.

The diversion was downloaded by over 10,000 users, and perceived certain reviews. Players who gifted a diversion reported that a diversion conveys a feeling of fighting ISIS members.

“The diversion is an electronic book documenting a feeling of fighting off radical Muslim groups,” one of a diversion developers suggested to Forbes. Under a same developer, who asked to remained anonymous, there is another diversion called “The Coming Morning,” designated for any age group, in that players takes a form of children tasked with bombing Israeli tanks and soldiers.

Google is an American company, and Hezbollah is deliberate a apprehension classification by a supervision of a United States. According to Google, this is a initial time Hezbollah managed to upload a diversion to their platform. Following a news published, both games were private from Google’s Play Store.

Translated from Maariv by Alon Einhorn.

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