Meta confirmed to Forbes on Saturday that West's account had been restricted and his posts had been deleted after he posted an antisemitic picture.
Meta told Forbes that West, who legally changed his name to Ye, violated the company's rules and policies and that previous content from his account has been taken down.
The announcement comes a day after West claimed that he would use Sean "Diddy" Combs as an example to show the Jewish people that they are not allowed to control him.
In an interview with Tucker Carlson one night earlier, West claimed that the 2020 Abraham Acords peace negotiations between Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain were signed in order to make money for the family of the son-in-law of President Donald Trump.
The caption on the old photo was, "How you gone kick me off the photo sharing site."
Musk, who is nearing a deal to purchase Twitter after months of back-and-forth negotiations, welcomed back to the micro-blogging site.
The American Jewish Committee accused the rapper of making "incoherent rants laden with racist and antisemitic undertones" in a video they posted on social media. The executive director of StopAntisemitism.org told Newsweek West that the comments on Fox News were "horrifying" and "exploitative" of antisemitic myths.
Adidas put its partnership with West under review after the rapper presented "White Lives Matter" branded clothing at his fashion show. In a video posted in August, West told Adidas executives to "let me do what I'm thinking, or I have to do the thinking someplace else."
West has admitted to having a mental illness, and has talked about not taking medication for it because it hurts him as an artist. He has had angry rants in the past. He said that slavery sounds like a choice and that freed slaves went to work for other whites. In the past year, West has had a number of bizarre episodes on social media where he has targeted his estranged wife, Kim, and her then-boyfriend Pete Davidson.
18,000,000. West has a lot of followers on the photo sharing app.
Late Friday night, West posted a picture of himself holding a black hat. In front of an electoral map of the U.S. during the 2020 election, he boasted of voting for himself and appeared on the ballot in 12 states.
The Independent reported that the man said Mark had kicked him off the photo sharing site.
There is a white lives matter shirt on display at the fashion show.
The Adidas is considering a line by the Yeezus.