‘Antisemitic’ Dating App Hinge Banned Me for Israeli Army Pic, Says Tech Founder Who Spent Months Fighting Hamas

New York Post ^ | Feb. 25, 2024 | Doree Lewak

[nickcarraway]

A startup founder says the popular dating app Hinge permanently banned him after he posted a profile picture dressed in his Israeli military uniform toting a machine gun.

Noy Leyb blames antisemitism for his expulsion from Hinge and Tinder, which are both owned by Match Group, and has demanded an explanation.

The hunky New Yorker returned home earlier this month after more than four months fighting Hamas with his elite reserves unit in the Israel Defense Forces.

[EinNYC]

There are plenty of Jewish matchmakers in NYC who would be delighted to introduced Mr. Leyb to a suitable woman with whom he can start his Jewish family. Even if he is not religious, it would be far better to utilize one of them than using an online dating site run by libtard antisemites. I wish him luck in finding his bashert ("the one meant for you").

[nickcarraway]

Good point. I’ve heard of Hinge, but I didn’t know they were this way.

[MeanWestTexan]

I’m curious if it is any soldier or just IDF.