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“Gen Z is divided 50-50 on whether they support Hamas or Israel.”
PolitiFact says: A Harvard-Harris poll found that among American 18-to-24 year olds, 48% said they sided with Hamas after it attacked Israel. But that was based on a small subsample, and that group also gave contradictoryother responses.
“Gov. Ron DeSantis “actually sponsored the bill to make Puerto Rico a state.”
PolitiFact says: In 2018, DeSantis was one of 58 lawmakers who co-sponsored the Puerto Rico Admission Act. The bill had broad bipartisan support, including among Florida House members.
“President Vladimir Putin announced Russia will provide “help to Palestine” in the current war between Israel and Hamas.”
FactCheck.org says: The online video shows Russian President Vladimir Putin addressing a 2021 military rally commemorating the triumph over Nazism in World War II.
“Ron DeSantis “sided with the liberals” and "sponsored the bill to make Puerto Rico a state.”
FactCheck.org says: DeSantis was among more than 20 Republicans who were original co-sponsors of a bill that sought in 2018 to put Puerto Rico on a path toward statehood. As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump staked a similar position.
“The House GOP Israel aid bill will have "pay-fors in it. We're not just going to print money and send it overseas, because the other concern we have that is overriding this is our own strength as a nation, which is tied to our fiscal stability.”
FactCheck.org says: The legislation would increase the deficit, not pay for itself, multiple budget experts say.
“China is “the largest developer of neuro-strike weapons, weapons engineered to change the brain activity of military commanders and segments of the population.”
PolitiFact says: Scientists familiar with neuro-weapons, which affect people’s central and peripheral nervous systems, say the weapons are technologically plausible and are being pursued by China and possibly the U.S.
“Este video muestra "el momento cuando el avión presidencial de EEUU, Air Force One, sale de Israel en su más reciente visita".”
“I have no notion that the Palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed. I’m sure innocents have been killed, and it’s the price of waging a war. … I have no confidence in the number that the Palestinians are using.”
Washington Post says: Biden's remarks are remarkably uninformed by history and precedent
“Switzerland is sending its citizens iodine tablets in preparation for nuclear war.”
“En este video Ana García Vilchis recomienda, en la conferencia mañanera del presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador, la participación en un programa de inversiones “seguras” para recibir asesoría y evitar caer en plataformas fraudulentas de inversión en petróleos.”
“Este video muestra imágenes del “momento cuando el huracán Otis llegó a Acapulco”.”
“Haaretz investigation reveals discrepancies in Israel’s reporting on October 7th death toll.”
PolitiFact says: Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper, and other news organizations have reported that during an Oct. 7 attack in Israel, Hamas killed about 1,300 people. Haaretz called these claims about its reporting "blatant lies."
“In UCLA hundreds of students chanting: ‘Israel Israel you can’t hide, we want Jewish genocide.’”
“Iran is surrounded by U.S. military bases.”
“Joe Biden confirms WW3 live on TV.”
“Matthew Perry died because of a COVID-19 vaccine.”
“McDonald’s changed its food wrappers to support Israel amid the war.”
“Palestinian journalist films the moment an Israeli strike kills him and a fellow medic on live TV” in October 2023.”
“Photos show Gaza on Oct. 27.”
PolitiFact says: None of these photos were taken on Oct. 27. One was taken in 2019.