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Facebook removed a social media post by the son of Ìýwhich detailedÌýthe address of a right-wing lawmaker on Thursday, before three of his social media accounts were temporarily suspended.

shared a poster on InstagramÌýencouragingÌýsupporters of his embattled father to protest outside the home of Yamina MK Nir Orbach, in a bid to pressure the latter not to join a aimed at ending his father's 12-year grip on Israeli politics.

Both Facebook and Instagram blocked Netanyahu’s account for 24 hours.

Yair took to Twitter to blame "left-wing tech censorship" for his father's election loss.

"Facebook, the Bolsheviks, blocked me for 24 hours because of this picture! The big tech, the deep state, and the pseudo-legal systemÌý– together with their puppets in the new governmentÌý– are leading Israel into a very dark period. Let’s hope it won’t end with gulags."

Twitter moved to take down his outcry, blocking his account for 12 hours because it posted private information about someone else.

Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party expressed outrage in a series of tweets entitled "CENSORING THE RIGHT", alleging that the social media accounts of party activists who promoted the protest outside Orbach’s had also been banned.

Yair Netanyahu, who has been criticised for living a privileged life, is no stranger to being de-platformed by social media.

In December 2018, Facebook blocked him after he blastedÌýthe platform for acting as "thought police"Ìýand for sharing the screenshot of a previously banned post calling for the deaths of Israeli soldiers to be "avenged". He also called forÌýPalestinians to be expelled, HaaretzÌýhave reported.

Around that time Facebook also deleted a post in which he said he would "prefer" if "all the Muslims leave the land of Israel".