Apple on Thursday promised to stop a Palestinian flag emoji from being suggested to some iPhone users when they type “Jerusalem” in messages, after it sparked an antisemitism debate on social media on Tuesday. The global tech company described the issue as a “bug” within the predictive emoji software, which triggered an online row that Apple was showing bias in light of the Israel-Gaza war. Apple told The New Arab that the predictive emoji prompt was unintentional and will be fixed by the next iOS update. The quirk was pointed out on social media by British television presenter Rachel Riley, r…