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CNBC Sparks Outrage With Holocaust-Referencing Social Media Post

How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in English, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

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By i24NEWS, Ron Tsur

What happened

CNBC posted "six million" on X to promote an oil report, but the phrase, lacking context, was widely seen as trivializing the Holocaust and attracted Holocaust deniers and antisemitic comments before being deleted.

  • 01CNBC's "six million" post on X was intended to promote an oil report.
  • 02The post lacked context and was widely condemned as trivializing the Holocaust.
  • 03Holocaust deniers and antisemites exploited the post with mockery and false claims.
  • 04Critics accused CNBC of gross negligence and insensitivity.
  • 05The post was deleted the following day after significant backlash.

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In this story
OrganizationsCNBC, X
PlacesSaudi Arabia

Full coverage · 2 outlets

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i24NEWS EnglishCenter · English1 hour ago
CNBC Sparks Outrage With Holocaust-Referencing Social Media Post
i24NEWSCenter · Hebrew11 hours ago
CNBC Criticized for 'Insensitive' Post Referencing Six Million