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Social media users have shared false claims that a top Israeli commander had been kidnapped, circulated a false video imitating a BBC News report, and pushed unrelated clips of Russian President Vladimir Putin with inaccurate English captions.
While Hamas has claimed that it is holding roughly 250 Israelis hostage in Gaza, Israel has yet to confirm the full number of captives, raising the number identified from 202 on Sunday to 222 Monday.
While plenty of real imagery and accounts of the ensuing carnage have emerged, they have been intermingled with users pushing false claims and misrepresenting videos from other events.
False claims about the latest Israel-Hamas war are flooding social media, making it difficult for onlookers to sort fact from fiction. Here are the facts: The Israeli military didn't say in a …
No, Erdoğan has not threatened Turkish intervention. No, Qatar has not hinted at a global LNG blockade. No, Hamas fighters did not parachute onto an in-use...