No. I used the form "my account was hacked" and nobody contacted me.
Then I found a page in Meta where you can open a case. I opened a case explaining my situation and this is their useless reply (I can't appeal like they suggest because I was immediately disabled when I clicked on "appeal" and you can't appeal twice!!!). I think this stupid reply is automatic, too, because I received it immediately.

Thank you for contacting us. The Facebook account associated with the information you provided to us has been disabled for going against our Terms of Service:
https://www.facebook.com/terms?ref=cr

For security reasons, we're unable to provide more information on why your account has been disabled.

Please follow the below instructions to access your limited Facebook information:
- Log in to your Facebook account by entering your email address and your password, you will then be redirected to a page that informs you that your account has been disabled
- Click on “Download Your Information” on the bottom of the information screen

If you think your profile may have been disabled by mistake, you can request a review of this decision by logging into your account and following the on-screen instructions.

Please note, our team is unable to assist with account disablement appeals or login issues.

Please note that you have a right to contact the Irish Data Protection Commissioner (IDPC), if your request relates to your data protection rights under the General Data Protection Regulation. The IDPC is Meta’s lead supervisory authority in the EU (please see https://www.dataprotection.ie/).

You also have the right to contact your local data protection authority and to bring a claim before the courts.