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The rise of misinformation and fake videos surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict highlights the importance of verification efforts by journalists. According to the Digital News Report 2023, 56% of people surveyed expressed concerns about identifying real news from fake news on the internet. Media reports have pointed to a surge of fake posts on Twitter related to the conflict.

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Mitali Mukherjee, University of Oxford As news of Palestinian militant group Hamas launching a deadly attack on Israel and Israel’s threat of retaliation began to filter across news networks and social media platforms, a wave of misinformation and fake videos rose alongside. In a “tech-first” society, it is increasingly difficult to differentiate between authentic information […]

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An onslaught of fake videos on social media is relaying confusing and deliberately misleading information about the Israel-Gaza conflict.