This is the article in question : https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2026/03/israels-genocide-in-gaza-inflicts-compounded-harms-on-women/

How can I see the mod and community so I can block them?

You go to the community you posted it in and block from there

Who posted the article?

It is not my post.

I don't know I was simply browsing the modlog and I found that that post was removed. I copied the title on google to know the source of the article

Piefed shows where the post was:

These are the moderators:

Thank you.

No problem but the rules are:

Rule 1: No Further Gaza/Israel war posts

Rule 2: No US internal news/US politics

Wait, you want to block a random community for moderating based on its own clearly posted rules based on a removal, and then came to PTB to post about that?

That's... Impressive in a strange way.

I want to block a community that is supporting a fucking genocide and a settler colonial power

Edit: They don't even respect their own rules
https://lemmy.cafe/search?q=israel&type=All&listingType=All&communityId=9291&page=1&sort=New&titleOnly=false

Idiotic rules that's why I asked the community name to block it. This is my own personal decision .

They don't even respect their own rules
https://lemmy.cafe/search?q=israel&type=All&listingType=All&communityId=9291&page=1&sort=New&titleOnly=false

I'm not defending goat I hope you realise given how I tagged them lmao. Just providing context.

Fair

Ikt is a known Zionist, and also a racist in general.

Block ikt’s account as a whole, they’re a massive racist Zionist piece of shit.

Yes, I interacted enough with him to know that

So is goat as well.

Oh the Zionist mod crew, not a shock.

Goat as well, massive hypocrite who uses racial slurs.

How is that in any way strange? There are any number of communities that I may not be interested in. The rules of a community shape its content, and I may not be interested in that content. If I were browsing Lemmy by Local or All—as opposed to Subscribed—then I would block such communities in order to tailor my feed.