Dwight Howard opened up about the time he posted "Free Palestine" on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter , resulting in a number of phone calls from people, including the commissioner of the NBA , Adam Silver.

Dwight Howard has just made a startling claim! He says the NBA pressured him to take down a "Free Palestine" tweet! This is a major accusation, raising serious questions about free speech and the league’s policies.

Dwight Howard isn’t telling the truth, at least according to the NBA. The eight-time NBA All Star recently said he was told to delete a 2014 tweet supporting Palestine during a call with league commissioner Adam Silver.

Dwight Howard says he received a call from NBA commissioner Adam Silver almost immediately after he tweeted “Free Palestine” more than a decade ago — a claim the league denies. The controversy occurred in July of 2014,

Dwight Howard isn’t telling the truth, at least according to the NBA. The eight-time NBA All Star recently said he was told to delete a 2014 tweet supporting Palestine during a call with league commissioner Adam Silver.

But when you’re in the NBA, there are a lot of things you want to say, but you know if you say them, there will be repercussions. You could get into a lot of trouble. For example, a

Commissioner of the National Basketball Association called within 10 minutes, ordering the athlete to remove the post, Howard tells podcaster, adding, 'I went against the grain' The post Ex-NBA star Dwight Howard says he was made to delete ‘Free Palestine’ tweet in 2014 appeared first on The Times of Israel.

I tweeted Free Palestine. 10 minutes later, I got a call from the NBA commissioner,' Howard said in a recent interview